27-28
Jan
2027
Pharmapack Europe 2027
Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles - Hall 4 | Paris, France
4G95

Andersen Caledonia Limited

About Andersen Caledonia Limited

Based in Bellshill, Scotland, our dedicated facility is equipped to process over 20 million glass vials per year. Our company has decades of experience in cleaning, sterilisation, and testing with an extensive customer list. Our technical team provides quick and knowledgeable responses to inquiries and works extensively with the customer through the setup process. 

Our company has a wide range of regulatory certifications covering both our processing and testing. 


Certifications

Meet us at

  • Pharmapack Europe 2027

    Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles - Hall 4 | Paris, France
    27 Jan 2027 - 28 Jan 2027
  • Country/Region:
    United Kingdom
  • On CPHI since:
    2025
  • Certificates:
    3
  • Employees:
    50 - 99
Company types
Contract Service
Other
Packaging supplier/manufacturer
Primary activities
Contract Manufacturer
Contact info

Products from Andersen Caledonia Limited (3)

  • GreenVial

    Product GreenVial

    Green Vial is an environmentally friendly solution ideal for applications in R&D and small-scale laboratory operations. The conical ‘v-shape’ of the vial allows for maximum sample retrieval. Green Vial is Washed using WFI, Depyrogenated and terminally sterilised using steam. Triple pouching ensures the...
  • OpenVial

    Product OpenVial

    OpenVial is an ideal solution for R&D customers and users who are not looking to purchase vials on a large scale. Typically, suppliers of RTU vials are aimed towards large scale industrial requirements, leaving research institutions and laboratories faced with the dilemma of over purchasing at signific...
  • WhiteVial

    Product WhiteVial

    Our White Vial product allows users to streamline their operational workflow. These RTU vials come in a range of sizes to suit your needs and our robust packaging solution ensures the vials will remain sterile and secure, preventing any downstream operational issues.