Indian pharma industry needs a winning partnership
The focus should be on streamlining regulations, developing new molecules, increased industry academia collaboration and tapping the potential of traditional medicines
The focus should be on streamlining regulations, developing new molecules, increased industry academia collaboration and tapping the potential of traditional medicines
The agreement also had a permanent safeguard mechanism which can be resorted to in a situation of sudden surge in imports.
The speakers for the e-conference are: Dr. Mukund Chorgade, President/CSO, THINQ Pharma; Sudarshan Jain, Secretary General, Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance; Jayaseelan J., National Vice President (Industry Division), Indian Pharmaceutical Association; Spandan Mishra who is Director- Sales, Customer Service & Logistics for Evonik India, Nepal & Sri Lanka region; Dr. Kommu Nagaiah, Chief Scientist & Head, CSIR-IICT; Govind K. Jaju, Partner, Suingora Consulting; nd Pravin Prashant, Executive Editor, Indian Pharma Post & Editor, Indian Chemical News.
The stability is led by healthy demand in the domestic and emerging markets
Ind-Ra expects revenue growth of over 12% in 2022.
Flattish volume growth and subdued new launches were key factors for last month
Contribution from the top five therapies stood at 58% of IPM in October 2021. These therapies are cardiac, anti-infectives, gastro-intestinal, anti-diabetic and vitamins
While industry steps out of its comfort zone to innovate, the government has to support by allocating funds across research lifecycle and offer incentives for innovation
The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC) has added 23 new impurities standards and 7 new Indian Pharmacopoeial Reference standards
Acute therapies continue to report strong growth compared to chronic ones.
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