February- 21-28 , 2008
 

Mantra for Indian Pharma Industry - take Incentives for new innovative pharmaceutical products
Mr. Ray has around thirty years of national and international experience in the Healthcare Industry with Pharmaceuticals, Medical Diagnostics, Biotech, Neutraceutical/Cosmeceutical, Nutritional and Hospital Products business, based in India and the UK. Introduction of the concept of Drugs Price monitoring, implementation of TRIPS and establishing Central Drugs Authority (CDA) will facilitate Indian Pharmaceutical industry to be world leader says Mr. Ray in an exclusive interview to Pharmaquest.
 
Govt would continue to act as a facilitator and catalyst to Pharma industry in attaining global leadership role - Paswan
Healthcare is one of the priority areas of the UPA government. Major commitment is to ensure availability of life-saving essential drugs at reasonable prices.
 
 
 
China an attractive destination for R&D
China is becoming an increasingly competitive environment due to ongoing price competition, and numerous Governmental price cuts. Unless manufacturers have Chinese based manufacturing plants, which can produce, generic drugs at low-cost, there is little financial incentive or future prospects for any foreign companies in the generics market.
 
 
Institutions in Singapore form Technology Transfer Network
Technology Transfer Network (TTN) has been formed by seven leading institutions to co-operate on bolstering the commercialization of intellectual property (IP) assets through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Antibody Engineering Asia

The leading platform in Asia for sharing advancements in antibody research 25 - 28 February 2008, Singapore IBC's first Antibody Engineering Asia in Singapore. Antibody Engineering Asia delivers topics from antibody research, clinical applications to production, business development and regulatory affairs, combining audience from all sub-sets and regions for maximum networking and branding opportunities.

 
India Fast Expanding in Global Pharma Market
- Exim Bank Study

The Indian pharmaceutical industry today occupies a unique and fast expanding space in the global market not only as a manufacturer of generic drugs but also of new formulations, with growing emphasis on research and development (R&D) and new drug discovery, says a study by the Export Import Bank of India.
With annual turnover of over US $11 billion, the Indian pharmaceutical industry is globally ranked 4th, in terms of volume, with a share of 8.0 percent in the world pharmaceutical market.

Now Liquid Drugs Under Price Cap  

The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has for the first time brought a price cap on medicines sold in liquid form. The authority has notified the maximum retail prices for 16 specific medicines, including multivitamins and antibiotics, on January 31.

Currently, NPPA fixes the maximum retail price of specific strengths and packs of medicines. All other medicines that contain even a single ingredient or bulk drug under price control are legally required to get NPPA approval.

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