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Aptar Pharma completes Phase I global injectables expansion program
News | November 01, 2022

Aptar Pharma completes Phase I global injectables expansion program

The expansion program includes investments in France and the U.S., adding an additional 23,000+ m² of manufacturing footprint.


JB Pharma publishes its maiden sustainability report
Sustainability | October 14, 2022

JB Pharma publishes its maiden sustainability report

Since FY 2020 till FY 2022, the organisation has reduced energy consumption by 9.2%


Our focus is on organic expansion and building our own plants...: Dr. Aman Desai, Promoter and Whole Time Director, Aether Industries
interviews | September 05, 2022

Our focus is on organic expansion and building our own plants...: Dr. Aman Desai, Promoter and Whole Time Director, Aether Industries

We are launching the five new products in the new manufacturing facility and they're all pharmaceuticals and this should lead to an increase in pharma numbers.


Cipla adds capacity of captive renewable energy power plant in Maharashtra & Karnataka
News | June 02, 2022

Cipla adds capacity of captive renewable energy power plant in Maharashtra & Karnataka

By 2025, Cipla plans to achieve carbon and water neutrality, zero-waste to landfill, anti-microbial resistance stewardship and green chemistry.


AstraZeneca India launches solar project to achieve sustainability goals
Sustainability | October 11, 2021

AstraZeneca India launches solar project to achieve sustainability goals

The company will shift 100 percent of its energy use to renewable sources for both power and heat by 2025 in order to achieve carbon neutrality


Crypto Relief and SELCO Foundation to beef up health facilities in rural India
Public Health | September 23, 2021

Crypto Relief and SELCO Foundation to beef up health facilities in rural India

The initiative, with the support of MoHFW, will directly impact a population of more than 5.7 million that depend on the public health value chain across the 10 districts