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In a move to improve ease of doing business, India is increasing the validity of the World Health Organisation(WHO) Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) certificate to three years. The CDSCO WHO GMP certificate was earlier valid for two years, said Drug Controller General of India Eswara Reddy during the 6th annual International Exhibition of Pharma and Healthcare (iPHEX) on Tuesday. • The measure would also result in more product registration for exports, he said, adding that a key demand of the industry has been met. Call / Whatsapp - 9325283428 www.operonstrategist.com
Likewise, the protocol for clinical trial approvals has also been changed by setting the timeline of approval at 45 days. Once approval does not come within this timeline, the protocol would be deemed to be approved. • Government is committed to promoting pharmaceutical exports to untapped markets, including China which has agreed for a high-level bilateral roundtable to pave way for Indian pharma to get market access and penetration in their market, commerce and industry minister Suresh Prabhu said during iPHEX. Call / Whatsapp - 9325283428 www.operonstrategist.com
The US accounts for over 30% of India’s $17.25 billion pharma exports and India has the highest number of US FDA approved plants outside the US, according to data from the Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council (PHARMEXCIL). • “Effort is on to ensure uniform quality. We take it very seriously and want to ensure that consistent quality and efficacy come out of the Indian products,” added commerce secretary Rita Teotia. • The size of the Indian pharmaceutical industry is expected to increase to $50 billion in the next few years from the present size of $32-33 billion, according to PHARMEXCIL chairman Madan Mohan Reddy. Call / Whatsapp - 9325283428 www.operonstrategist.com
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