Findings released by the CPhI Global Pharma Index have shown that India’s reputation is improving with the country proving to be successful in a number of key areas and is ranked as the third most competitive nation by international pharma companies.
During this year’s CPhI Worldwide congress in Frankfurt, the India Brand Equity Foundation and the Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council provided an update on India’s generics market, confirming it accounts for 98% of the marketplace
In the second part of the CPhI Worldwide Annual Report it has been revealed that the trend towards the increased use of modern manufacturing processes and quality systems is occurring very slowly and the current drugs pipeline is discouraging.
It’s that time of year again, CPhI Worldwide is back and this time is taking place in the financial centre of Europe — Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany. In this preview, the event organisers reveal what we can expect from this global and exciting show
CPhI Worldwide has revealed the finding from part i of its fifth edition of the CPhI Annual Report, which show the trend towards the integration of pharmaceutical outsourcing continues but the rate of change remains unclear.
Event organisers, UBM EMEA, UBM Sinoexpo and China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Medicines & Health Products (CCCMHPIE), have announced growth in both overall visits and overseas visits for the latest CPhI and P-MEC China event.
CPhI has released the findings of its 2017 India Pharma Market Report, identifying improved international repute of India but an urgent call for government support for investment in active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) facilities.
CPhI Worldwide, organised by UBM, have announced the panel for the 2017 Annual Industry Report, which will represent the fifth edition. As such, a decision has been made to review the past five years’ reports to see how accurate the predictions were.
The fourth CPhI Korea is set to take place in August in Seoul, where the event organisers have revealed that there will be a 13% rise in the number of exhibitors and double the amount of overseas buyers since 2015.
