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Spurious medicines racket busted in Delhi, valued at Rs 42 lakhsA special team of the Delhi Police led by Inspector Amit Tomar busted a gang of peddlers who were trading the medicines after recycling in north India. The raid carried out in Delhi and Agra helped in recovering medicines worth Rs 42 lakhs. Sproxil launches operations in India
Bangalore, Jun 21 : US-based Sproxil Inc, a global brand protection company today announced the launch of its operations in India offering solutions that will help ensure authenticity of pharmaceutical products. Spurious Drugs worry Naga CM
DIMAPUR: Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio has called upon chemists and druggists from the northeastern to take up a challenge to check spurious medicines, which are largely in circulation in the region. Hyderabad firm launches tracking tool for pharma industry
Goose, a city-based business re-engineering solutions provider, today announced the launch of an indigenously developed product to help pharma industry meet the new regulatory packaging guideline, detect counterfeit drugs and protect their brand reputation |
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Effective intellectual property protections are key to future
India is on the brink of finalising a free trade agreement with the European Union (EU).
India became a “strategic partner” with the EU in 2004, and three years later, officials started taking the first steps towards a bilateral free trade agreement. Seven years and 11 rounds later, they’re very close to a deal. International negotiators have hinted at finalising the agreement this summer.
Delhi DRUG CONTROL Department curb spurious drugsNEW DELHI: The Delhi Drug Control Department has decided conduct routine inspections and more raids to curb the racket of spurious drugs running in the capital. For the purpose, the department is going to expand its unit members in order to cover more suspected places. No mandatory drug barcoding from July 1Chandigarh, June 21: The Ministry of Commerce has relaxed norms for mandatory barcoding of medicines meant for export. The region's small scale pharma industry has welcomed the decision.
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In an exclusive interview with SME Times, Gajanan Wakankar, Executive Director, Indian Drug Manufacturers' Association (IDMA) said Indian pharmaceutical sector is witnessing challenges from the multinational corporations (MNCs) as they are entering into Indian drug market vigorously, which is hurting small and medium pharma companies.
Yesterday, the Partnership for Safe Medicines – of which PhRMA is one of many members – held a congressional briefing to discuss the threat of rogue online pharmacies to patients in America.
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