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Sandpoint, Idaho (PRWEB) November 30, 2011

Unicep Packaging, Inc., a Sandpoint, Idaho based contract packaging company, recently promoted Greg Taylor to Vice President of Operations. Taylor joined UPI in 2007 as Director of Program Management and will continue to lead the Program Management organization in his new role. “It makes sense to have our operations and Program Management groups function under the same leadership,” Marcus Anderson, President of UPI, stated, “This will continue to enhance the seamless transition of new product programs into production.”

Prior to UPI, Taylor was employed by KeyTronicEMS, a value-added electronic manufacturing service provider in Spokane, WA holding leadership positions in high volume manufacturing operations and played a key role in the company’s transition to a Program Management model.

Taylor will lead UPI’s continued growth as the company secures additional contracts with cosmetic, pharmaceutical, IVD and oral care companies specifically for UPI’s single use liquid blow-fill-seal packaging services.

About UPI

Formed in 1991 by Dr. John Snedden, Unicep Packaging, Inc. is a privately held company that began as a contract packager of cost effective unit dose packaging for dental materials. Within their FDA registered and ISO9001:2008 & ISO13485:2003 certified facility, UPI has developed proprietary machinery and methods for producing the patented MicroDose™ and Twist-Tip™ dispensers. Today, with locations in Sandpoint, Idaho and Liberty Lake, Washington, UPI also provides non-sterile contract packaging and mixing for gels, liquids, lotions, and emulsions for oral healthcare, IVD, OTC, cosmetic and nutraceutical markets. From formulation development to mixing, filling and packaging, UPI can provide a turnkey solution for any customer requirement.

For more information about Unicep Packaging, Inc., please visit http://www.unicep.com or call 800.354.9396.

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Sandpoint, ID (PRWEB) February 12, 2013

Unicep, a leader in liquid and gel contract filling and packaging, announced today that Jacob Johnson was named Director of Operations effective January 1st, 2013.

Over the past 9 years with the company, Johnson has held positions as Manager of Operations, Manager of Research & Development, Compounding Supervisor, Quality Control Supervisor and Laboratory Technician. In his new role, he will be responsible for all aspects of Unicep’s manufacturing including receipt of materials, warehousing, compounding, filling and packaging.

Prior to Unicep, Johnson worked at a Pathogenic Microbiology Lab at the University of Idaho where he was able to hone his skills in project management and critical problem solving. He has a bachelor’s degree in Microbiology from the University of Idaho and completed their Master’s program in Microbiology, Molecular Biology, and Biochemistry during which time he developed work instructions, extraction techniques and experiments to achieve laboratory goals.

Unicep has developed a reputation for the highest levels of quality and strict adherence to cGMP’s promulgated by the Food and Drug Administration. Over the last several years, the company has become a supplier of choice for several of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies, driving significant growth for the business.

About Unicep

Unicep is a privately held company that began as a contract packager of cost effective unit dose packaging for dental materials. Within their FDA registered and ISO9001 & ISO13485 certified facility, Unicep has developed proprietary machinery and methods for producing the patented MicroDose™ and Twist-Tip™ dispensers. Today, with locations in Sandpoint, Idaho and Liberty Lake, Washington, Unicep also provides non-sterile contract packaging and compounding for gels, liquids, and lotions for oral healthcare, IVD, OTC, cosmetic and dietary supplement markets. From formulation development to compounding, filling and packaging, Unicep can provide custom turnkey solutions.

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