#Drug product registration in india

[theculturedmarxist]

I can't reblog it for some reason, but regarding a thread about how awful Mao is and how his policies killed a hundred billion people, I think this is significant.

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DETROIT — Another country that once had an addiction problem—one that lasted for almost 200 years and involved an incredible 25 per cent of its population—is China.

Today China is virtually drug‐free— and the methods the Chinese used to eradicate their addiction problem might well offer methods we could use to achieve the same results.

China was forced into addiction by the Opium Wars. Contrary to popular belief, these wars—from 1839 to 1842 —did not originate because China wanted to export opium. They began when China resisted England's demand to import opium in exchange for Chi nese products—mostly tea, silk, and porcelain. China lost these wars, and among other indignities was forced to exchange its goods for opium. As a result it became a highly narcoticized country, a victim of ruthless Western economic and political policy. By 1850 an entire fifth of the revenue of the British Government of India — the source of opium — came from Chinese consumption of this drug.

Obviously to enlarge the market for opium, China was forced to create a huge number of addicts. And it did.

In October of 1949 the People's Re public of China was proclaimed. With in a year the Communist Government instituted a comprehensive program designed to eliminate this threat to the nation. All evidence indicates that by 1953 the problem of narcotic drug abuse was practically eliminated.

One important factor was the changed ideology of the young people —no new supply of addicts was forth coming. The changes in outlook in cluded a redefinition of the nation and its youth, of their worth and role. In rural areas this new definition was based on land distribution; collective farming; new educational, social, and vocational opportunities; and the elec tion of local councils. In the cities it took the form of nationalization of commerce and industry, full employ ment, worker control, and the end of foreign domination.

This total ideological transformation of the younger generation was accom panied by the reintegration of Chinese society through small street commit tees that offered cultural leadership.

Equally significant in the Chinese drive to eliminate narcotic addiction were its methods of plugging the source, China is 80 per cent rural, and an unknown but significant part of the land had been turned into poppy cul tivation. The first major economic and political mass campaign of the Gov ernment was land reform, and this aim was coordinated with elimination of poppy growth. Distribution of land from large landholders to landless peasants was accompanied by the need to convert the opium cash crops to badly needed food crops. Today China produces enough opium to meet its medical needs, but no more.

Smuggled opium was still a source of the drug, and China acted to stop this supply with a policy of “carrot and stick.” Leniency was recom mended for employes and workers of opium traffickers; but heavy penalties existed for those controlling the traf fic, manufacture, or growth of opium.

China's attitude toward the individ ual reformed addict was one of good willed congratulations, and represents another important reason why the nar cotic problem was overcome. The re habilitation of opium addicts began with their registration. Arrangements by city‐wide antiopium committees for addict rehabilitation included treat ment to break the habit at home, in clinics and in hospitals.

At every stage of personal rehabili tation the ideological motivation was stressed. Given China's attitudes, this ideology was strong on political, so cial, and economic information. But the important thing is that the anti drug campaign recognized that the de sire and will of the addict is ultimately the controlling factor of addiction. China's policy was not simply to de prive a person of drugs, but to replace the need for narcotics with a forceful, national commitment. Equally signifi cant, the former addict was fully ac cepted back into Chinese life without official stigma or prejudice.

Naturally, many questions have to be answered about the total success of the Chinese experience. Is there an addict population living in labor camps or prisons because of failure to re habilitate? Do the rehabilitated addicts all function as useful members of Chi nese society? To what extent would addiction be a problem in China if its internal and border controls were less stringent? Does traditional Chinese medicine offer useful ideas about ad diction treatment?

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Wikipedia puts the census count in 1950 at 546,815,000, and a quarter of that is 136,703,750. So about that many people saved from opium addiction by the Communists.

I wonder if that's the reason the West wants to focus so much on the famine.

[leebird-simmer]

All About: Cannabis

History

- Cannabis probably originated in China. Medical and religious use can be traced to ancient China, India, Egypt and the Middle East.

- At the beginning of the 19th century, Napoleon’s soldiers brought cannabis to France from Egypt in the form of hashish.

- It became very popular with French writers and artists, who established Le Club des Hachichins (The Hashish-Eaters’ Club) in Paris.

Members included Theophile Gautier, Charles Baudelaire, Victor Hugo, Honore de Balzac, and Alexandre Dumas

- Hemp was grown in colonial America, but marijuana smoking probably came to the US with Mexican & Caribbean immigrants in the early 1900s.

- Cannabis (hemp) plant:

High THC content ---> Marijuana, recreational use

Low THC content (less than 0.3%) = industrial hemp

- In 1937, the Marijuana Tax Act instituted a national registration and taxation system aimed at discouraging all use of cannabis. It was overturned in 1969.

- Largely destroyed the hemp industry {note: this benefited paper manufacturers and thus indirectly benefited logging companies}

- United States Department of Agriculture lifted the tax on hemp cultivation during WWII

Legal Status

- In 1970, marijuana and THC became Schedule I illegal drugs.

2014 Farm Bill: permits cultivation of industrial hemp for research purposes

2018 Farm Bill: made industrial hemp legal, allowed CBD oil production

Preparation

- Marijuana is produced from flowering hemp (Cannabis sativa).

- Marijuana is a mixture of dried and crumbled leaves, small stems, and flowering tops.

- Hemp seeds have been used for oil and bird food.

- It can be consumed orally, as in cookies or brownies, but is usually smoked in rolled cigarettes known as “joints,” various kinds of pipes, or in hollowed-out cigars called “blunts.”

- Hashish is a cannabis derivative that can be smoked or eaten.

- It can refer to a relatively pure resin preparation with very high cannabinoid content, or a solvent extract of leaves or resin.

- Hash oil is an alcohol extract. A drop is placed on a tobacco or marijuana cigarette.

Ingredients

- Hemp contains 70 unique compounds known as cannabinoids, plus more than 400 other identified compounds.

- The psychoactive compound /_\9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) accounts for the use of cannabis as a drug. {note: that’s supposed to be a triangle; sorry}

- Marijuana potency (in terms of THC content) varies widely, depending on the genetic strain of the plant and growing conditions.

- Potency can be increased by preventing pollination and seed production by the female plants. This marijuana is called sinsemilla (”without seeds”).

- THC was identified as the major active ingredient in 1964.

- Burning marijuana causes the THC to vaporize and enter the smoker’s lungs in small particles.

- Effective dose and latency to onset of effects are influenced by the amount and potency of the plant used, and patterns of smoking (e.g. duration of held breath).

Administration & Absorption

Smoking

- Smoking marijuana is the quickest way to absorb THC, with blood levels peaking between 9-10 minutes into a smoke session.

- THC is easily absorbed by the lungs, and blood plasma levels rise quickly.

Edibles

- Thought to yield peak THC blood levels within 1-5 hours post-ingestion

- Poor absorption results in low and variable plasma levels, probably due to degradation in the stomach, first-pass metabolism.

Elimination

- Blood THC levels decline rapidly after smoking marijuana, but complete elimination from the body is much slower because of persistence in fat tissues.

- Half-life varies from a few hours to 3-4 days

- The gradual movement of THC metabolites back out of fat stores means that urine screening tests can detect them more than 2 weeks after a single incident of marijuana use.

Acute Behavioral Effects

- Effects of cannabinoid use vary depending on dose, frequency of use, characteristics of the user, and the setting in which use occurs.

- Subjective & behavioral effects of marijuana use can be separated into four stages: the “buzz,” the “high,” the stage of being “stoned,” and the “come-down.”

The “high” is associated with feelings of euphoria & exhilaration, and a sense of disinhibition.

Relaxation is the most commonly reported effect of being “stoned.”

- Smoking marijuana can sometimes produce transient psychotic symptoms such as depersonalization, derealization, agitation, and paranoia.

- Expectation also plays a role in what effects the drug will produce, as shown by placebo studies.

- Marijuana negatively affects cognitive functions.

Decreased performance for a variety of verbal, spatial, time estimation, and reaction time tasks has been noted.

Cannabinoids appear to interfere with all aspects of memory processing.

- Marijuana can affect psychomotor functioning under demanding task conditions, such as driving.

- Use of cannabis with or without alcohol is a risk factor in automobile accidents.

Acute Physiological Effects

- increased blood flow to the skin and flushing

- increased heart rate

- increased hunger

Chronic Behavioral Effects

- In young people amount of cannabis use is inversely related to educational performance.

- Some research supports the hypothesis that heavy cannabis use leads to persistent cognitive defects, impairing school performance.

- Alternatively, poor school performance and rejection of mainstream values (such as educational achievement) may increase cannabis use.

- Chronic cannabis use can also result in aimlessness, decreased motivation, lack of planning, and decreased productivity (amotivational syndrome).

{note: Amotivational syndrome can also be caused by SSRIs, and since there is a high rate of comorbidity between depression + anxiety, and between cannabis use + depression and/or anxiety, it can be difficult to determine whether SSRIs or cannabis are causing amotivational syndrome in patients who use both substances.}

- Heavy cannabis use over a long period may lead to impaired executive functioning for at least 2-3 weeks following cessation of use.

- Some data suggest that heavy, long-time users may continue to show impairment in decision-making, planning, and concept formation. It may negatively affect the prefrontal cortex.

- Imaging studies suggest that chronic marijuana use is associated with several kinds of abnormalities in the brain.

- Several studies have found a significant relationship between early heavy marijuana smoking and increased risk for later development of psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia.

Mechanisms of Action

- A cannabinoid receptor in the CNS was identified in 1988.

- Receptors occur in many brain areas.

- Localization of cannabinoid receptors in these areas is consistent with the behavioral effects of these compounds on locomotor activity, coordination, and memory.

- Endogenous neurotransmitter-like substances that act on the receptors = endocannabinoids.

- Two main endocannabinoids have been found: anandamide and 2-AG.

- They are retrograde messengers; they carry information in the opposite direction from normal (i.e. postsynaptic to presynaptic).

- THC similar to endocannabinoids binds to cannabinoid receptors located presynaptically on the nerve terminal. They are metabotropic: they work via G-proteins to inhibit presynaptic voltage-sensitive Ca2+ channels, and open K+ channels.

- As a result, cannabinoids decrease neurotransmitter release from the terminal.

Reinforcement

- In one study, regular marijuana users could discriminate THC-containing marijuana cigarettes from placebos with no THC, and all subjects preferred the marijuana with THC when given a choice.

- Animal studies have also demonstrated reinforcing properties.

Lever pressing by squirrel monkeys for THC stopped when placebos were used.

- Mechanisms for reinforcement:

Activation of the mesolimbic dopamine system: VTA --> NAcc

Interactions between the cannabinoid and opioid systems may play a role in cannabinoid reward and reinforcement; opioid agonists enhance cannabinoid self-administration, and opioid antagonists have the opposite effect.

Tolerance & Dependence

- Animals exposed to THC or other CB1 agonists develop tolerance to the behavioral and physiological effects of these compounds.

- It appears to involve a combination of desensitization and down-regulation of CB1 receptors.

Adverse Health Effects

- There are no reports of death from overdose.

- Smoking marijuana can damage lungs: smoke contains tar, other carcinogens, carbon monoxide, etc.

- Possible adverse cardiac effects?

- Immune system suppression

- THC may affect reproductive functions:

In AFAB people, it can affect ovulation.

In AMAB people, regular smoking has been shown to decrease testosterone levels and sperm counts.

Animal research has demonstrated pregnancy failure, delayed embryonic development, and even fetal death with THC administration.

Smoking marijuana during pregnancy results in cognitive deficits, poor school achievement, and increased risk for tobacco and/or marijuana use later in life.

DSM-5: Cannabis Use Disorder

- Marijuana use typically begins in adolescence and peaks during young adulthood.

- If an individual has not yet tried marijuana by their mid-twenties, they are unlikely to begin at a later age.

- Cannabis use varies based on demographics.

- Research shows college students and young adults most commonly use cannabis...

To socially conform (~40%)

To experiment (~30%)

For enjoyment (~20%)

To manage stress or relax (~10%)

- Risk of dependence is related to drug use patterns. People who progress to daily use have a 10-20% probability of becoming dependent.

- Dependence manifests as a difficulty in stopping one’s use, a craving for marijuana, and (in heavy users) unpleasant withdrawal symptoms:

irritability

increased anxiety

depressed mood

sleep disturbances

heightened aggression

decreased appetite

- These are similar to the symptoms of nicotine withdrawal.

Treatment

- Most cannabis users do not seek treatment.

- Treatment in outpatient programs involves cognitive-behavioral therapy, relapse prevention training, and/or motivational enhancement therapy, but patients are very vulnerable to relapse.

- Some research on medications to relieve withdrawal symptoms has been done.

Therapeutic Uses of Cannabinoids

- AKA “medical marijuana”

- Many states now permit legal use, but clinical studies of its efficacy have produced mixed results.

- Smoked marijuana has the highest potential for adverse health effects and abuse; most researchers favor development of cannabinoid-based drugs instead.

- Information from the National Institute of Health

- The FDA has not approved the cannabis plant for any medical use. However, the FDA has approved several drugs that contain individual cannabinoids:

Epidiolex, which contains a purified form of CBD derived from cannabis, was approved for the treatment of seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome or Dravet syndrome, two rare and severe forms of epilepsy.

Marinol and Syndros, which contain dronabinol (synthetic THC) to treat nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy. Dronabinol is also used to treat loss of appetite and weight loss in people with HIV/AIDS.

- Endocannabinoids enhance the incentive motivational properties of food and food-mediated reward.

- CB1 receptor antagonists reduce food consumption in animals and human subjects.

- In animal studies, marijuana was shown to relieve anxiety and depression.

- There’s some evidence that marijuana might reduce addiction and/or overdoses caused by other drugs.

- Pain perception: transgenic mice that lack CB1 and CB2 receptors demonstrate hyperalgesia (increased pain sensitivity).

- Clinical evidence for cannabinoids as analgesics has not been convincing.

- Nabiximols (Sativex) is a cannabis extract.

was approved in the UK in 2010 to treat pain and spasticity in multiple sclerosis patients (not yet approved in the US)

- A number of years ago, Jamaican researchers prepared eye drops from cannabis extracts (trade name Canasol) for the purpose of reducing ocular pressure in glaucoma patients.

However, the research is inconclusive and Canasol was never licensed by the FDA for legal marketing in the United States.

[sunalimerchant]

Quality Standards and Regulatory Compliance for Oncology API Manufacturing in India

India has emerged as a leading global hub for the production of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), including those used in oncology drugs. The country’s pharmaceutical industry is known for its capacity to manufacture high-quality APIs at a competitive cost, with a focus on ensuring compliance with stringent regulatory standards. As the demand for cancer treatments rises worldwide, oncology API manufacturers in India are playing a pivotal role in the global supply chain by adhering to strict quality standards and regulatory requirements.

In this article, we will explore the key quality standards and regulatory compliance frameworks that oncology API manufacturers in India follow to ensure their products meet international safety and efficacy standards.

1. Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Compliance

Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are the cornerstone of quality assurance in pharmaceutical manufacturing. For oncology API manufacturers in India, GMP compliance is mandatory to ensure that their products are consistently produced and controlled to meet quality standards.

The World Health Organization (WHO) and regulatory authorities such as the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) provide detailed guidelines on GMP requirements. Indian manufacturers must adhere to these guidelines to ensure their oncology APIs are free from contamination, meet the required purity levels, and are safe for use in cancer treatments.

Key elements of GMP compliance include:

Controlled environments: Oncology API manufacturers must maintain controlled environments to minimize contamination. This involves ensuring clean rooms, proper sanitation, and hygienic conditions at every stage of the production process.

Qualified personnel: Ensuring that manufacturing personnel are properly trained and qualified to handle oncology APIs is critical to maintaining high standards of safety and quality.

Documentation and traceability: Comprehensive documentation of each step in the manufacturing process is essential for traceability. This helps in identifying any issues that may arise during production and allows for immediate corrective actions to be taken.

GMP compliance is regularly audited by regulatory authorities, ensuring that Indian oncology API manufacturers continuously adhere to these stringent requirements.

2. Regulatory Compliance with International Agencies

Oncology API manufacturers in India must comply with the regulatory standards of international agencies such as the FDA, EMA, and other national regulatory bodies to gain approval for exporting their APIs to global markets. This includes filing for Drug Master Files (DMFs), Certificates of Suitability (COS), and other regulatory submissions that demonstrate the quality and safety of the APIs.

FDA and EMA Compliance: To export oncology APIs to the U.S. and European markets, Indian manufacturers must meet the strict regulatory requirements set by the FDA and EMA. This involves extensive testing and documentation, ensuring that the APIs meet all safety, efficacy, and quality standards. Regular inspections by these agencies also ensure that the manufacturing processes and facilities comply with their regulations.

API Registration: Oncology API manufacturers must also register their products with regulatory bodies in various countries. This process involves submitting comprehensive data on the API’s quality, manufacturing process, and clinical safety. Registration ensures that the APIs can be legally marketed and used in the production of oncology drugs.

Compliance with these international regulatory agencies ensures that Indian oncology APIs are of the highest quality and can be safely incorporated into cancer treatment drugs worldwide.

3. Adherence to ICH Guidelines

The International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) sets globally recognized guidelines for the development and manufacture of pharmaceuticals. Indian oncology API manufacturers must adhere to ICH guidelines to ensure that their products meet international standards for quality, safety, and efficacy.

Some of the key ICH guidelines applicable to oncology API manufacturing include:

ICH Q7: This guideline outlines GMP standards specific to API production, ensuring that the manufacturing processes are consistent and controlled.

ICH Q8 to Q11: These guidelines provide a framework for pharmaceutical development, including process validation, quality risk management, and lifecycle management, all of which are essential for maintaining the high quality of oncology APIs.

By adhering to ICH guidelines, Indian manufacturers can ensure that their oncology APIs are compliant with the highest international standards, making them suitable for use in markets around the world.

4. Pharmacovigilance and Post-Market Surveillance

Pharmacovigilance and post-market surveillance are critical for ensuring the long-term safety and efficacy of oncology drugs that contain Indian-manufactured APIs. Indian manufacturers are required to maintain robust systems for tracking and reporting any adverse events or quality issues related to their APIs once they are used in final drug formulations.

This includes monitoring the performance of the APIs in clinical settings, investigating any potential safety concerns, and taking corrective actions as necessary. Regular communication with regulatory bodies and adherence to post-market reporting requirements help maintain trust in the quality of Indian-manufactured oncology APIs.

5. Ensuring Supply Chain Integrity

Maintaining the integrity of the supply chain is another essential aspect of quality control in oncology API manufacturing. Indian manufacturers must ensure that their raw materials are sourced from reputable suppliers and that all components of the manufacturing process are closely monitored to prevent contamination or degradation of the product.

This involves strict quality control measures at each stage of production, including testing raw materials, intermediates, and finished products to ensure compliance with international standards. By maintaining supply chain integrity, Indian manufacturers can guarantee the consistency and reliability of their oncology APIs.

Conclusion

The success of India’s oncology API manufacturers on the global stage is closely tied to their ability to meet stringent quality standards and regulatory compliance requirements. Through adherence to GMP practices, international regulatory guidelines, ICH standards, and robust pharmacovigilance systems, Indian manufacturers are ensuring that their oncology APIs are safe, effective, and of the highest quality. As the demand for cancer treatments continues to grow worldwide, India’s commitment to maintaining these high standards will play a vital role in advancing global healthcare.

[ikrispharmaa]

Contract Manufacturing Companies in India

In contract manufacturing one firm outsources its products to be manufactured by another organization by entering into a contract which is signed by both the parties for a certain period of time. It’s a business agreement where one company pays another to provide the necessary components to assemble finished goods, or even manufacture the product in its entirety. Contact manufacturers are third-party providers, and most only work as subcontractors or sell their products to other businesses.

In the pharmaceutical industry, there are many options for contract manufacturers to work with drug makers. For example, drug development can be very costly and is often outsourced. Once a drug has been developed, companies will often contract the drug manufacturing itself and the commercial production. Because of the regulations inherent in the industry, the documentation of compliance with the FDA regulatory requirements might be outsourced. Providing formal stability, scale-up and registration batches can be sent to contractors.

Ikris Pharma Network is the certified pharmaceutical contract manufacturing company situated at Noida, India, facilitating pharmaceutical industry by contract manufacturing service worldwide for more than 8 years.

Future of contract manufacturing in Pharmaceutical

India has a strong presence in the pharmaceutical industry’s CDMO (contract development and manufacturing organization) segment. Since India offers world-class quality pharma products at a low price, contract manufacturing is among the fastest expanding areas of the pharmaceutical business. Contract manufacturing for pharmaceuticals requires innovative technologies to keep up with changing market trends. Today, the emphasis is on building resilience in supply chains with multiple facilities across locations to meet the rising and unprecedented demand. According to MarketsandMarkets, the worldwide pharmaceutical contract development and manufacturing market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.7%, from USD 100.7 billion in 2020 to USD 146.1 billion in 2025. The ever-expanding demand for generics, increased pharmaceutical R&D spending, and CDMO investments in sophisticated production methods are some of the factors driving the growth of CDMOs today. As a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) supporting key players in the pharmaceutical industry, Ikris Pharma Network (IPN) has prepared for the future by implementing this guidance. Our new multi-product, large-scale fill/finish facility was designed from the ground up with safety, quality and flexibility top of our minds. By investing in best-in-class equipment supported by the latest technology and designing a facility with superior environmental, health and safety, engineering and cross-contamination controls, Ikris can support the varied needs of current and prospective clients now and in the future.

As the entire pharmaceutical manufacturing industry continues to shoulder immense pressure to be more cost-effective and reduce timelines for life-saving medicines, dynamic multi-product facility and equipment design will only grow in prominence. Flexible equipment supported by modern facility design, along with proven processes and controls, reduce risk and can ultimately help eliminate the threat of cross-contamination. With demand growing daily, pharmaceutical companies should take decisive action today to better prepare for tomorrow by investing significant capital in facility and equipment design modernization.

[ananya5400]

Biorational Pesticides Market Overview, Growth Factors, Opportunities, and Top Companies

The biorational pesticides market size is expected to expand from USD 7.5 billion in 2023 to USD 15.1 billion by 2028, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.2% during this period. Growing awareness of the harmful impacts of synthetic chemical pesticides on ecosystems, biodiversity, and human health has driven a shift toward more environmentally friendly alternatives. Regulatory authorities are increasingly supporting biorational pesticides due to their lower toxicity and reduced environmental persistence compared to synthetic chemicals, which is fueling market growth.

Biorational Pesticides Market Drivers: Government Initiatives on Chemical Pesticide Bans and Public Awareness Programs

The detrimental impact of chemical pesticides on soil, the environment, and water bodies globally has driven a growing focus on promoting biopesticides in agriculture. This push includes awareness campaigns and supportive policies that encourage private sector involvement. Regions like South America, Asia Pacific, and Europe are witnessing rapid market growth, thanks to initiatives that promote the use and production of biorational pesticides among farmers and producers.

In North America, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates bioinsecticides, biofungicides, and bionematicides—key categories of biopesticides—overseeing their registration and monitoring their effects on human health and the environment. The sale and distribution of biopesticides are governed by the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), which ensures food and feed remain residue-free under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA).

In India, the government has integrated bioinsecticides into its Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach, which combines cultural, mechanical, and biological pest control techniques. Central Integrated Pest Management Centers (CIPMCs) promote this strategy, along with the judicious use of chemical pesticides when necessary, through programs like Farmers Field Schools and training initiatives. These government efforts play a pivotal role in advancing the biorational pesticides market, especially bioinsecticides, by underscoring the importance of sustainable pest management practices.

Biorational Pesticides Market Opportunities: Advancements in microbial research undertaken by key players across regions

Companies like Bayer AG (Germany) have made significant advancements in microbial and RNA interference (RNAi) technology, creating promising opportunities in the biorational pesticides market. Major industry players in crop protection have invested heavily in research, leading to the use of biological signals to trigger RNAi-specific genes. This innovation has the potential to enhance disease and pest resistance while improving crop yield and quality. A key development is the focus on creating sprayable RNAi products for biological crop protection. For example, Monsanto Company (before its acquisition by Bayer) received EPA approval in 2017 for a genetic engineering technology that uses RNA interference to combat insect pests. Additionally, Corteva Agriscience (US) secured licenses for two insect traits from Monsanto, including an RNAi rootworm trait. The growing adoption of this technology in the industry offers a novel solution, especially for managing rootworm traits.

What are the key benefits of using microbials in biorational pesticide production?

The growth of the biorational pesticides market is driven by the use of microbials such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, and protozoa to create environmentally sustainable pest control solutions. These microorganisms work through specific modes of action, effectively targeting pests while reducing the impact on the environment and non-target species. They are formulated into various products, including microbial-based insecticides, fungicides, and nematicides.

For example, Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), a well-known microbial insecticide, highlights the market's commitment to eco-friendly solutions. Bt produces insect-toxic proteins that specifically target certain pests without posing risks to humans, animals, or beneficial insects. Bt-based products, widely used in agriculture and mosquito control programs around the world, illustrate the market's shift toward sustainable pest management practices.

Asia Pacific's Biorational Pesticides Market Expected to Experience the Highest CAGR During the Forecast Period.

The Asia Pacific region is expected to experience the highest Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) in the market from 2023 to 2028, driven by the increasing adoption of eco-friendly pest control solutions. Japan's "Organic Village" initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), aims to boost the organic farming share to 25 percent by 2050. This initiative reflects a strategic push toward organic practices, likely fueling the demand for biorational pesticides in the region.

Similarly, China's “14th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development” underscores a growing focus on organic and sustainable agriculture. The plan highlights efforts to enhance green agricultural standards and strengthen certification for green food, organic products, and geographical indications. This commitment to eco-friendly farming is expected to increase demand for biorational pesticides in China, positively impacting the growth trajectory of the Asia Pacific market.

Top Biorational Pesticides Companies:

The key players in this include BASF SE (Germany), Bayer AG (Germany), UPL (India), FMC Corporation (US), Syngenta AG (Switzerland), Novozymes A/S (Denmark), Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd (Japan), Pro Farm Group Inc (US), Koppert (Netherlands), Valent BioSciences LLC (US), Gowan Company (US), Certis Biologicals (US), Biobest Group (Belgium), BIONEMA (UK), and Vestaron Corporation (US). 

Key Questions Addressed by the Biorational Pesticides Market Report:

Which are the major companies in the biorational pesticides market? What are their major strategies to strengthen their market presence?

What are the drivers and opportunities for the biorational pesticides market?

Which region is expected to hold the highest market share?

Which are the key technology trends prevailing in the biorational pesticides market?

What is the total CAGR expected to be recorded for the biorational pesticides market during 2023-2028?

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What is regulatory affairs in Pharma?

Regulatory Affairs is a vital function in the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on ensuring that drugs, medical devices, and other healthcare products comply with regulatory standards and laws. This specialized field bridges the gap between the industry and regulatory authorities, ensuring that products are safe, effective, and meet all legal requirements. Here’s an overview of what regulatory affairs entails in the pharmaceutical sector:

Key Responsibilities in Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs

1, Regulatory Compliance Regulatory affairs professionals ensure that pharmaceutical products adhere to the regulations set by governmental and international agencies. This involves preparing and submitting regulatory documents, such as drug applications, to agencies like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the U.S., the European Medicines Agency (EMA), and the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) in India.

2, Product Development and Approval From the initial stages of drug development to market launch, regulatory affairs professionals play a crucial role in ensuring that all stages comply with regulatory requirements. They handle the submission of Investigational New Drug (IND) applications, New Drug Applications (NDA), and other required documentation for regulatory approval.

3, Clinical Trials Oversight Regulatory affairs experts oversee the regulatory aspects of clinical trials, ensuring that they meet all standards for good clinical practices (GCP). This includes managing ethics committee submissions, safety reporting, and compliance with trial protocols.

4, Post-Market Surveillance Once a product is on the market, regulatory professionals monitor its performance and ensure ongoing compliance with regulatory standards. They handle adverse event reporting, product recalls, and modifications to product labeling as required by regulatory agencies.

5, Global Regulatory Strategy For companies with international markets, regulatory affairs professionals manage compliance with varying regulations across different countries. This involves understanding and aligning with diverse regulatory frameworks and ensuring smooth product registrations globally.

6, Regulatory Documentation Accurate and thorough documentation is critical in regulatory affairs. Professionals are responsible for preparing regulatory submissions, maintaining records, and ensuring that all documentation meets regulatory standards.

7, Regulatory Changes and Updates The regulatory landscape is constantly evolving, and regulatory affairs professionals must stay updated with changes in laws, regulations, and guidelines to ensure ongoing compliance.

Career Opportunities in Regulatory Affairs

The field of regulatory affairs offers diverse career opportunities, including roles such as:

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Regulatory Affairs Manager

Compliance Officer

Regulatory Consultant

These roles are crucial in pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, contract research organizations (CROs), and regulatory agencies.

Educational Pathways

To build a career in regulatory affairs, a strong educational background in pharmacy, life sciences, or a related field is often required. Specialized training and certification can further enhance your qualifications. For comprehensive programs and advanced training in regulatory affairs, you can explore courses offered by institutions like Lscope Pharma Institute, which provides targeted education in regulatory compliance.

For a deeper understanding of regulatory affairs and its role in the pharmaceutical industry, you can read more in detail on our blog: What is Regulatory Affairs in Pharma?.

Conclusion

Regulatory affairs is a dynamic and critical field that ensures pharmaceutical products meet all safety, efficacy, and quality standards required for market approval and ongoing compliance. With the right education and training, professionals in this field play a key role in the successful development and regulation of pharmaceutical products, contributing to public health and safety.

[timbrehealthcare]

Become a Medicine Franchise Leader in Haryana

In today’s dynamic pharmaceutical landscape, becoming a medicine franchise leader in Haryana is an incredibly rewarding opportunity for aspiring entrepreneurs. Haryana, with its growing healthcare demands and increasing population, offers a fertile ground for pharmaceutical franchise businesses to thrive. Companies like Timbre Healthcare provide a strong platform for individuals and businesses to enter the pharma franchise model, allowing them to build successful and sustainable enterprises. With the right guidance, support, and strategic planning, you can become a leader in the pharma franchise industry in Haryana.

Why Choose a Pharma Franchise in Haryana?

Haryana’s pharmaceutical industry has witnessed rapid growth in recent years, driven by increasing healthcare awareness, improved medical facilities, and government initiatives supporting healthcare infrastructure. The state offers various advantages for aspiring pharma entrepreneurs:

High Demand for Medicines: With a growing population and a rise in health-related issues, there is a constant demand for quality medicines. This creates a robust market for pharmaceutical franchises.

Government Support: The state government is encouraging pharmaceutical investments and business opportunities, creating a favorable environment for entrepreneurs.

Strategic Location: Haryana’s proximity to major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh provides excellent logistical advantages, ensuring smooth supply chain management for pharma businesses.

Growth of Healthcare Infrastructure: The rapid growth of hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers in Haryana provides an increasing number of outlets where pharma products can be supplied, ensuring steady business growth.

By taking advantage of these factors, aspiring entrepreneurs can successfully become a medicine franchise leader in Haryana, especially with the right partnership and support.

Steps to Becoming a Pharma Franchise Leader

1. Research the Market

The first step in becoming a successful pharma franchise leader is understanding the local market. Conduct thorough research on the healthcare needs of different regions within Haryana. Identify the demand for specific types of medicines, the purchasing power of the population, and competition in the market. Focus on underserved areas where your products can fill gaps in healthcare services.

2. Choose the Right Pharma Partner

To build a successful franchise, it’s crucial to partner with an established and reputable pharmaceutical company. Timbre Healthcare is an excellent choice for aspiring franchise owners. The company offers a wide range of high-quality medicines across various therapeutic segments. Their established brand reputation and comprehensive support system make it easier for franchisees to gain a competitive edge in the market.

Timbre Healthcare provides:

High-quality products

Monopoly rights

Marketing support

Competitive pricing

Reliable supply chain

These advantages ensure that your franchise has a strong foundation from which to grow.

3. Obtain Required Licenses and Certifications

Pharmaceutical businesses are highly regulated, and it’s essential to obtain the necessary licenses to operate legally. In India, a pharma franchise requires:

Drug License: Issued by the local drug authority.

GST Registration: Essential for all businesses to operate legally.

Trade Mark Registration: Protects your brand identity in the market.

Timbre Healthcare assists franchisees with the necessary documentation and legal requirements, ensuring smooth business operations.

4. Build a Strong Network

Success in the pharma franchise industry often hinges on the strength of your network. Building relationships with healthcare providers, pharmacists, and medical professionals will help establish your brand in the market. By forging partnerships with key players in Haryana’s healthcare ecosystem, you can expand your franchise’s reach and ensure steady growth.

5. Invest in Marketing and Promotion

Effective marketing and promotion are crucial to establishing your presence in the pharmaceutical market. Timbre Healthcare provides comprehensive marketing support to franchise partners, including promotional materials, digital marketing strategies, and guidance on local marketing efforts.

Promoting your franchise locally, attending medical conferences, and networking with doctors and healthcare professionals will help enhance brand awareness. As a medicine franchise leader in Haryana, leveraging digital platforms such as social media, search engine optimization (SEO), and online advertising can also give your business a competitive edge.

6. Focus on Customer Satisfaction

To retain customers and ensure repeat business, it’s important to focus on customer satisfaction. Providing high-quality products, prompt delivery, and excellent after-sales support will create a loyal customer base. Timbre Healthcare’s emphasis on quality control ensures that your franchise consistently delivers products that meet industry standards.

By maintaining a strong focus on customer service, you can differentiate your franchise from competitors and build a reputation as a reliable and trustworthy pharma leader in Haryana.

Benefits of Becoming a Pharma Franchise Leader in Haryana

1. Monopoly Rights

Pharma franchises offer monopoly rights, which allow you to control the distribution of products in a specific geographic area. This ensures that your business doesn’t face direct competition from other franchisees of the same company. With Timbre Healthcare’s franchise model, you get exclusive rights to operate in your chosen territory in Haryana, giving you a significant competitive advantage.

2. Low Investment, High Returns

The pharma franchise model allows you to start a business with a relatively low investment compared to starting a manufacturing unit or independent pharmaceutical business. With Timbre Healthcare’s support, franchise owners can achieve high returns on their investment through an established supply chain, marketing, and operational framework.

3. Established Brand and Support

Starting a pharma franchise with an established company like Timbre Healthcare means you’ll benefit from their brand recognition and industry expertise. Timbre Healthcare provides franchisees with extensive training, marketing materials, and ongoing support to help you succeed in the highly competitive pharmaceutical market.

4. Risk Reduction

Pharma franchises have a lower risk compared to standalone pharmaceutical businesses. With support from a trusted partner like Timbre Healthcare, you can rely on proven products, established processes, and a well-developed network, which significantly reduces business risks.

Conclusion

Becoming a medicine franchise leader in Haryana offers immense potential for growth, profitability, and personal satisfaction. By partnering with Timbre Healthcare, you can take advantage of a lucrative business model, benefit from a well-established brand, and gain access to expert support in all aspects of running your pharma franchise.

With the right approach, including market research, effective marketing, and a focus on customer satisfaction, you can establish yourself as a leader in Haryana’s pharmaceutical industry. Timbre Healthcare will be your trusted partner on this journey, providing the resources and support you need to succeed. Now is the perfect time to step into this booming industry and carve out your space as a franchise leader in Haryana.

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Cipla Hiring Team Member - Regulatory Respiratory | Vikhroli, Maharashtra Cipla, a global pharmaceutical leader, is currently seeking a Team Member - Regulatory Respiratory for their Vikhroli, Maharashtra office. This role is part of Cipla's IPD department, focused on respiratory product registration and life cycle management. If you have experience in regulatory filings and product submissions for international markets, this opportunity offers a chance to contribute to Cipla’s mission of providing affordable healthcare worldwide. Job Location Position: Team Member - Regulatory Respiratory Location: Vikhroli, Maharashtra, India Department: IPD (International Product Development) Employment Type: Permanent Key Responsibilities As a Team Member in the Regulatory Respiratory function, you will play a critical role in ensuring compliance with international regulations and facilitating timely product approvals. Your responsibilities include: Check region-wise regulatory requirements, perform gap analysis for registered dossiers, compile/recommend regulatory strategy for product submission to check leveragability, and to support development activities Compile respiratory product dossiers by collating and reviewing relevant registration information, submit dossiers as applicable, compile deficiency responses to facilitate timely approvals of respiratory products globally Support on-time launches and ongoing commercials of respiratory products and devices identified by the business plan through cross functional co-ordination and review of documents to ensure launch within timeline Update and provide the regulatory status of respiratory products for maintenance of the global registration database Manage post-approval life cycle management by contributing to the closure of change controls, by compiling and submitting regulatory packages, relevant to life cycle management to Support portfolio initiatives eg. identifying leverage products by evaluation of data, compliance with respect to site transfer initiatives to Participating in Control Tower, SAP, CIPDOX, GOOSE, meetings on behalf of respiratory team [caption id="attachment_27522" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Cipla jobs - Team Member - Regulatory Respiratory For pharma candidates[/caption] Qualifications and Experience Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Pharmacy. Experience: A minimum of 6 years in regulatory filings, product submissions, and approvals for respiratory products, particularly for US/EU/International markets. Skills: Strong knowledge of drug product development, especially for respiratory products. Ability to collaborate with internal teams and regulatory authorities. Proficiency in regulatory tools such as Control Tower, SAP, CIPDOX, and GOOSE. Desired Competencies Cipla is looking for a candidate with the following skills and values: Collaborate to Succeed Innovate to Excel Perform with Accountability Lead with Empathy Act with Agility Strong Domain Knowledge People Management How to Apply Interested candidates who meet the qualifications can apply directly via Cipla’s Careers Page.

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The Rise Of CGAS-STING Pathway Market Therapies Will Lead To A Revolution In Cancer Immunotherapy

The CGAS-STING pathway market will grow at the highest pace owing to increasing R&D and growing potential of nucleic-acid sensing pathway modulators in cancer immunotherapy. The innate immune system recognizes nucleic acid species unique to pathogens via cytosolic DNA sensors and mediates type I interferon (IFN) responses that are critical for anti-viral immunity. Of these sensors, the cGAS-STING pathway couples cytosolic DNA sensing to type I IFN induction and downstream transcriptional programs. Once activated, cGAS produces the second messenger cyclic GMP-AMP (cGAMP) which binds and activates stimulator of IFN genes (STING). This signals the activation of downstream IFN regulatory factor 3 (IRF3) and NF-κB, leading to production of type I IFNs and pro-inflammatory cytokines.

The CGAS STING Pathway Market is estimated to be valued at US$ 0.46 Bn in 2024 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 25.% over the forecast period 2024-2031.

Growing significance of immunotherapy in cancer treatment and the advantages of targeting the cGAS-STING pathway such as involvement in sensing tumor DNA in the cytoplasm and activation of potent antitumor immunity has augmented the demand of associated drugs and therapies. The success of immunotherapy approaches has led to substantial investment in nucleic acid-sensing pathway modulators by pharmaceutical companies.

Key Takeaways

Key players operating in the cGAS-STING pathway are IFM Therapeutics, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Novartis, AstraZeneca, Merck & Co. Companies are investing heavily in R&D to develop novel therapeutics targeting this pathway. For instance, IFM Therapeutics is developing first-in-class STING agonist focusing on liver and gastrointestinal cancers in phase I/II clinical trial.

The demand for cGAS-STING therapies is increasing rapidly mainly due to growing demand for innovative cancer immunotherapies. According to American Cancer Society, around 1.9 million new cancer cases are diagnosed in the US annually presenting massive market potential. Additionally, improving accessibility of immunotherapy in developing countries will further drive the demand.

Advancements in understanding molecular mechanisms of cGAS-STING pathway activation and development of novel agonist and modulators have expanded therapeutic applications. Ongoing research for developing vaccines and combination therapies with checkpoint inhibitors holds promise to revolutionize cancer treatment through innate immunity activation.

Market Trends

Combination therapies research: There is growing focus on exploring synergies of cGAS-STING agonists with other immunotherapies like checkpoint inhibitors. Ongoing clinical trials evaluating combinations are demonstrating encouraging response rates.

Personalized medicine approach: Efforts are being made to develop biomarkers to predict response and identify patients likely to benefit from cGAS-STING therapies. This personalized approach can improve clinical outcomes.

Geographical expansion: Major players are expanding manufacturing and clinical trials to countries like China and India having huge patient pools. This will boost accessibility and commercialization prospects.

Market Opportunities

First STING agonist approval: IFM Therapeutics' lead molecule will be the first STING agonist examined in registrational trials paving way for first approval in 2026-27.

 Increased adoptability: As clinical evidence demonstrating benefits of cGAS-STING modulation emerges, adoption rate in treatment guidelines and clinical practice is expected to surge exponentially.

New therapeutic areas: Preliminary evidence shows cGAS-STING pathway also plays a role in autoimmune diseases providing scope for therapies in indications beyond oncology.

Impact Of COVID-19 On CGAS STING Pathway Market Growth

The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted the CGAS STING Pathway Market. During the initial outbreak in early 2020, the market recorded a decline as research activities slowed down and clinical trials faced interruptions due to lockdowns and social distancing norms. However, with shifting focus on immune therapies for tackling novel coronavirus infections, the interest in CGAS STING pathway modulators witnessed rapid growth. Many companies expedited their programs related to IFN activation via cGAS-STING pathway to develop host-directed antiviral therapies against SARS-CoV-2. The pandemic highlighted the need for developing strategies to strengthen innate immune responses via cGAS-STING pathway modulation. While clinical studies faced delays in 2020, collaborations between industry and research institutes intensified to advance immunotherapies targeting this pathway. Moving forward, the high growth projected for this market is expected to accelerate further on the back of strong ongoing research to evaluate potential of cGAS-STING pathway modulators as adjuvant or monotherapy for COVID-19.

Regional Concentration Of CGAS STING Pathway Market

North America currently dominates the CGAS STING Pathway Market and holds over 40% of the global market share in terms of value. This is due to high immunotherapies R&D spending and strong presence of key market players in the US. Moreover, the region is an early adopter of novel immune mechanisms and immune-oncology approaches. Within North America, the United States represents the most lucrative market owing to significant research funding and growing clinical adoption of STING agonists. On the other hand, Asia Pacific region is projected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period with a CAGR of over 30%. This impressive growth can be attributed to rising healthcare expenditure, expanding clinical research infrastructure and growing focus of global pharma companies on emerging Asian markets. China and India are expected to spearhead the growth of CGAS STING Pathway Market in Asia Pacific region.

Europe currently represents the second largest regional market for CGAS STING pathway modulators globally. Availability of latest healthcare technologies, sophisticated research infrastructure and presence of major industry players have aided the growth of CGAS STING Pathway Market in Europe. Within the region, Germany, United Kingdom and France together hold around half of the total European market in terms of value. However, Eastern Europe is estimated to depict the fastest gains owing to increasing government spending to strengthen native research capabilities. Moreover, growing collaborations between European and US pharmaceutical firms will further stimulate market growth during the forecast period.

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Author Bio

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What Are The Key Data Covered In This CGAS STING Pathway Market Report?

:- Market CAGR throughout the predicted period

:- Comprehensive information on the aspects that will drive the CGAS STING Pathway Market's growth between 2024 and 2031.

:- Accurate calculation of the size of the CGAS STING Pathway Market and its contribution to the market, with emphasis on the parent market

:- Realistic forecasts of future trends and changes in consumer behaviour

:- CGAS STING Pathway Market Industry Growth in North America, APAC, Europe, South America, the Middle East, and Africa

:- A complete examination of the market's competitive landscape, as well as extensive information on vendors

:- Detailed examination of the factors that will impede the expansion of CGAS STING Pathway Market vendors

FAQ’s

Q.1 What are the main factors influencing the CGAS STING Pathway Market?

Q.2 Which companies are the major sources in this industry?

Q.3 What are the market’s opportunities, risks, and general structure?

Q.4 Which of the top CGAS STING Pathway Market companies compare in terms of sales, revenue, and prices?

Q.5 Which businesses serve as the CGAS STING Pathway Market’s distributors, traders, and dealers?

Q.6 How are market types and applications and deals, revenue, and value explored?

Q.7 What does a business area’s assessment of agreements, income, and value implicate?

*Note: 1. Source: Coherent Market Insights, Public sources, Desk research 2. We have leveraged AI tools to mine information and compile it

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How to Start a Pharma Company with a Low Budget in India?

Starting a pharmaceutical company in India can seem like an ambitious goal, but with careful planning and a strategic approach, it is achievable even with a low budget. The Indian pharma industry is booming, and the increasing demand for healthcare products presents a lucrative opportunity for aspiring entrepreneurs. Companies like Cosmenova, a leading Derma PCD Franchise Company, offer platforms and partnerships that make it easier for individuals to establish their presence in this thriving market. By leveraging existing infrastructure, quality product lines, and the expertise of established brands, newcomers can avoid many financial pitfalls associated with starting from scratch.

With the right strategy, a strong partnership with a franchise provider, and a clear understanding of the market, aspiring business owners can launch their own pharma venture. Below, we’ll explore the steps and important considerations needed to start a pharma company on a limited budget, focusing on cost-saving strategies and leveraging the PCD (Propaganda Cum Distribution) model for growth.

Steps to Start a Low-Budget Pharma Company

Market Research and Niche Selection Before stepping into the pharma industry, it is crucial to identify a specific niche or therapeutic segment. Conduct detailed market research to understand the demand for certain products, gaps in the market, and competition. Choosing a niche like dermatology, which is the specialty of Cosmenova, can help you focus on a growing sector with less competition compared to general medicine.

Leverage the PCD Franchise Model One of the most budget-friendly ways to enter the pharma industry is through the PCD franchise model. By partnering with a reputed company like Cosmenova, you can reduce the financial burden of product development, manufacturing, and brand building. The franchisor provides ready-made products, promotional materials, and marketing support, allowing you to concentrate on sales and distribution.

Obtain Necessary Licenses and Registrations You will need to register your business and obtain essential licenses like the Drug License, GST registration, and company incorporation. Ensure that you comply with all regulatory requirements, which may vary depending on the region. Partnering with a franchise company can often streamline the process since many of these legalities are already in place.

Focus on Lean Marketing Strategies To grow your business on a low budget, consider using digital marketing, social media, and local networks for promotion. Pharma marketing tools like visual aids and doctor interaction can help increase brand visibility without significant expenditure. Cosmenova’s franchise model comes with built-in marketing support, which can reduce the overall cost of advertising.

Cost-Effective Distribution Network Building a strong distribution network is essential to success. By working with a PCD franchise, you can tap into the franchisor’s existing network, helping you reduce logistics and operational costs.

Conclusion

Starting a pharma company on a limited budget may seem challenging, but by aligning with the right partners and utilizing cost-saving models like the PCD franchise system, it becomes manageable. Companies like Cosmenova help entrepreneurs focus on growing their business without the heavy financial burden of production and marketing. With careful planning, market insight, and the right support, you can successfully launch a pharmaceutical company in India while maintaining cost-efficiency.

[lezaabiotech78]

Top PCD Franchise Pharma Company in Haryana

Introduction

The demand for healthcare products witnessed a boom since the pandemic and is still booming in the country. The prime reason for this increase in demand for healthcare products in India is due to the  increase in health consciousness among customers. Besides, state governments like Haryana are making efforts to build top notch and tech-enabled pharmaceutical labs & centres in the region so that healthcare is inclusive of all. Looking at these opportunities, individuals, small businesses and healthcare entrepreneurs are looking to start a business in pharmacy. However,  barriers to entry and high investment cost in the pharmaceutical sector are two prime reasons for businesses to restrict themselves from starting a pharmaceutical business. In such a case, they require help from a top pcd franchise pharma company  in Haryana.

Barriers To Entry Faced by New and Small Businesses in entering into a Pharmacy Business in India:

Issues in regulatory compliance - Small or new businesses who want to enter into the pharmacy sector face a lot of challenges in terms of regulations. These include getting necessary licences for drugs, business registration, adhering to state and nation compliances, and others.

High competition - Pharmacy industry is highly competitive. Majorly due to the presence of international players and emerging retail chains who are entering into the market to gain profits. Apart from this, high growth of online pharma business is another barrier for new entrants in the market.

Limited capital - Setting up a pharma business requires high initial investment such as for inventory, warehouse, equipment, and technology. Further, due to limited financial data, new businesses find it difficult to secure a loan or investment.

Supply chain disruptions - To start a pharma business, one needs to have strong relationships with the distributors and marketers. Apart from this, a strong supply chain management system is required on part of new businesses that enable them to deliver products without delay.

What is a Pharma Franchise Company and Why do you need it?

Under a pharma franchise business model, a renowned pharmaceutical company extends its marketing rights to a small business, individual or an entrepreneur so that they can start their own business in pharmacy. This is a very affordable option for businesses who want to start selling pharma products in their desired region with minimal investment. Along with marketing rights, the pharmaceutical company also offers infrastructural support such as warehouse, inventory, production and manufacturing unit, and others.  Apart from this, small businesses and individuals gain benefits from the larger network chain of these pharmaceutical companies and enhance the market reach. 

About Lezaa Biotech

Lezaa Biotech is a leading player in the Indian pharma sector especially in the pharma franchises sector. It works with a vision to incorporate affordability of healthcare Solutions to the customers. Hence, it has become a trusted partner in the industry. The company has a diverse set of pharma products which its franchise partners can benefit from. These include tablets, capsules, injectables, ointments, syrups, and many more.

If one is looking to start their pharma business in Haryana and want to partner with the top pcd franchise pharma company in Haryana then they can connect with Lezaa Biotech.

There are multiple factors that contribute to the remarkable success of Lezaa Biotech:

Diversified product range - Lezaa Biotech offers its customers a diversified basket of products, which includes syrups, soft gels, capsules tablets, herbal products, dermacare, and others, This enables Lezaa to   fulfil the different healthcare requirements of customers in Haryana.

Innovation in herbal pharma products - As a pharmaceutical franchise in India, Lezaa Biotech not only produces pharmaceutical products but also herbal Products, which includes natural medicines such as tablets, capsules, natural ingredients syrups,  and derma care solutions such as herbal creams. This helps Lezaa Biotech keep up with the increasing demand for herbal medicines in  Haryana.

Affordability - Being a premium pharmaceutical company, Lezaa Biotech offers its products at an affordable price to its customers. It is its vision to make healthcare products and services accessible to all in India.

Research and development initiative - Lezaa biotech continuously makes efforts in the R & D department to produce good quality and ethical drugs. So that consumers feel safe while consuming Lezaa Biotech’s medicine. Further, this innovation in research and development also helps Lezaa Biotech to keep up with the fast growing pharmaceutical industry.

For more visit https://lezaabiotech.com/

Looking at the factors above, we can understand why Lezaa Biotech is a prime choice as a pharmaceutical franchise in India. Entrepreneurs who are looking to start their journey with Lezaa Biotech needs to know the benefits they will get with a reliable partnership:

Access to physical infrastructure - Lezaa Biotech is a  pharma franchise business in Haryana that offers its franchise partners high returns with minimal investment. This is made possible by giving the partners access to its well established infrastructure, which includes high-end equipment and quality control machines.

Freedom of operation - When a business is entering into a franchise agreement with Lezaa Biotech they do not have to stress about the ownership of the business. Because Lezaa Biotech offers complete freedom  and monopoly rights to its partners that enable them to run pharma business in  their desired region. Not only that, these partners can sell Lezaa Biotech products in the regions without any competition.

Product portfolio support - Lezaa Biotech understands that to start a business from scratch is difficult and therefore offers its premium portfolio selling rights to the franchise partners. So that they can meet the needs of their customers.

 Marketing assistance -  Lezaa Biotech takes complete care of its franchise partners and therefore offers them complete marketing suppor,t which includes access to its large network, marketing rights to sell products in consumers active regions, and help in marketing and advertising techniques.

Eco-Friendly production - Lezaa Biotech strictly focuses on producing pharma products sustainably and therefore takes into consideration the environmental impact of its products. This is ensured by sourcing raw materials and intermediates from natural resources instead of producing them chemically. This enables Lezaa Biotech’s franchise partners to market safe products to the customers and  build trust among them.

 Robust customer support - Along with access to products, infrastructure, and marketing, franchise partners of Lezaa Biotech also get the benefit of customer support. There is 24/7 customer support available that addresses the queries of customers and improves the products based on their feedback.

Lezaa Biotech’s pharma franchise business in Haryana is a profitable option for all new age healthcare entrepreneurs and small businesses for building their pharma business. Lezaa Biotech offers constant support in every stage of production that helps businesses increase their market reach and gain profitability in the long run.

Conclusion

It is quite difficult to venture into a competitive industry like pharmaceuticals. But with the help of a premium pharma franchise business in Haryana - Lezaa Biotech, you can start a pharma business easily and stress free. So if you are on the lookout of partnering with a pharmacy franchise then Lezaa Biotech is the best option for you.

[exim-pedia]

How to Export Medicines from India: A Comprehensive Guide

India stands as a prominent global player in the pharmaceutical industry, known for its extensive production and export of medicines. With its substantial contribution to the world's pharmaceutical needs, understanding how to export medicines from India can be both lucrative and impactful. This article provides a detailed overview of the process, requirements, and key insights into medicine exports from India.

1. Overview of India's Pharmaceutical Export Market

India is a major force in the global pharmaceutical market, contributing significantly to the production and supply of medicines. Here’s a snapshot of India’s pharmaceutical export landscape:

Global Leadership: India accounts for 20% of the world’s pharmaceutical volume and over 60% of global vaccine supply.

Export Growth: Pharmaceutical exports from India surged from Rs. 90,415 crore in 2013–14 to Rs. 2,04,110 crore in 2022–23, reflecting a remarkable growth trajectory.

Key Products: The primary products exported include formulations, biologics, bulk pharmaceuticals, and drug intermediates. Formulations and biologics alone make up approximately 73.31% of India’s pharmaceutical exports.

2. Major Medicines Exported from India

India’s pharmaceutical sector exports a wide range of medicines. Some of the most commonly exported medicines include:

Analgesics & Anti-Inflammatories

Antispasmodic Analgesics

Diuretics & Anti-Diuretics

Pro-Kinetics & Gut Relaxants

Anti-Asthmatics

Antibacterials

These medicines are essential in various therapeutic areas, including pain management, gastrointestinal health, respiratory issues, and bacterial infections.

3. Key Destinations for Indian Medicines

India’s pharmaceutical exports reach over 200 countries, with significant markets including:

United States: The largest importer, accounting for over 31% of India’s pharmaceutical exports.

South Africa

Belgium

United Kingdom

Brazil

India’s export markets also extend to the Middle East, Asia, CIS, North America, Africa, the European Union, ASEAN, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

4. Steps to Export Medicines from India

Exporting medicines from India involves several crucial steps:

Business Registration and Documentation:

Register Your Business: Ensure your business is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) and has GST registration.

Obtain an Import Export Code (IEC): Required for international trade.

Drug License: A license from the relevant Drug Regulatory Authority in India.

Certificate of Pharmaceutical Product (CPP): Required for international markets.

Product Compliance:

Get Approval from DCGI: Ensure your products meet the Drug Controller General of India’s standards.

Product Registration in Destination Country: Comply with the regulatory requirements of the importing country.

Logistics and Distribution:

Customs Clearance: Work with a customs agent to manage export documentation and compliance.

Find Distributors and Buyers: Establish connections with international distributors or buyers.

Export Documentation:

Certificate of Analysis

Letter of Credit (if applicable)

Proforma Invoice

Destination Control Statement

5. Key Export Data and Trends

2021–2022: India’s pharmaceutical exports amounted to US$ 24.62 billion, with a 1% increase from the previous year.

2022–2023: The total value of pharmaceutical exports reached US$ 25.4 billion.

Growth Rate: The export value grew by 18% year-on-year from 2020–21 to 2021–2022.

Formulations and biologics dominated the export market, representing about 75% of total pharmaceutical exports.

6. Leading Pharmaceutical Exporters in India

Some of the prominent medicine exporters in India include:

Elkos Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.

Aurobindo Pharma

Cipla Limited

Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries

Lupin Limited

These companies have established themselves as significant contributors to the global pharmaceutical supply chain.

7. Why is India Famous for Medicine?

India’s prominence in the pharmaceutical industry is attributed to:

Affordable and High-Quality Medications: India is often referred to as the "Pharmacy of the World" due to its ability to produce cost-effective medicines.

Medical Tourism: India is a leading destination for medical tourism, offering advanced medical care at lower costs compared to many Western countries.

Rich Heritage in Ayurveda: India’s traditional medical system, Ayurveda, continues to be a significant aspect of its pharmaceutical offerings, particularly in the export of herbal and traditional medicines.

8. Conclusion

Exporting medicines from India involves a structured process, including obtaining the necessary licenses, complying with international regulations, and navigating logistics. With its strong position in the global pharmaceutical market, India offers substantial opportunities for businesses in the medicine export sector. By understanding the market dynamics and adhering to the required steps, businesses can successfully engage in pharmaceutical exports.

For detailed and up-to-date export data and to connect with medicine exporters, platforms like Eximpedia.app provide valuable insights and resources.

FAQs

Who is the largest exporter of medicine in India?

Elkos Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. is considered the largest exporter, alongside other significant players like Aurobindo Pharma and Cipla Limited.

What medicines are exported from India?

Major exports include analgesics, anti-inflammatories, diuretics, and antibacterials.

How to start pharma export?

Understand market dynamics, obtain necessary documentation, and comply with regulatory requirements.

Which countries buy medicine from India?

Major importers include the United States, South Africa, Belgium, the UK, and Brazil.

How many documents are required for pharma export?

Required documents include business registration, drug license, IEC, CPP, and more.

Why is India famous for medicine?

India is known for its affordable medications, rich Ayurvedic heritage, and robust pharmaceutical sector.

For more information on Ayurvedic medicine export from India or other related queries, contact Eximpedia.app for the latest global trade data and insights.

[ikrispharmaa]

Contract manufacturer: Pharmaceutical industry in India

Contract manufacturers are those organizations which manufacture the products for another firm by entering into an agreement. Contract manufacturing enables small business people to begin selling their products without obtaining a large amount of capital necessary to build and run a factory. Moreover, it helps organizations concentrate on their core business by reducing their in-house activities.

Contract manufacturing is similar to private label manufacturing or outsource manufacturing. The services of pharmaceutical contract manufacturing companies are not limited to manufacturing only. They provide a host of services, including Drug Stability studies, Manufacturing, Development of compliance documents per FDA regulatory requirements, Developing late-stage clinical trial material, Providing scale-up and registration batches and Pre formulation.

There are several certified contract manufacturing in pharmaceutical industry in India. Ikris Pharma Network is one of the top contract manufacturers in India, serving across the globe.

Private label manufacturing: Pharmaceutical industry In the pharmaceutical industry, a firm that does not participate in the manufacture or processing of a drug but instead markets and distributes under its own trade name, and labels a drug product made by someone else, is referred to as a Private Label Distributor or PLD. The owner firm controls everything about the product or products. That includes the product's specifications, packaging, and many more. Private label manufacturing is also known as outsourced manufacturing, similar to contract manufacturing. Opting for the private label route removes a lot of input one gets in the final product and shortens the product development cycle. Smaller companies or companies focused on other parts of the business get the maximum benefits from private labeling. With lower production barriers such as time, cost, and expertise in low order quantities, private label manufacturing has less strain on resources.There are several licensed private label pharmaceutical manufacturers in India. India is one of the top pharmaceutical suppliers in the World. Ikris Pharma Network is one such certified private label manufacturer in India.

Private label pharmaceutical manufacturer: India Outsourcing the manufacturing of the products is in huge demand in the pharmaceutical industry. India is one of the largest providers of generic medicines globally. India majorly exports pharmaceutical drugs, which contribute to about 75% of the total pharmaceuticals exports of India. India is known to have the highest number of United States Food and Drug Administration-compliant companies with plants outside the US. There are about 8 out of 20 global generic companies are from India. With the increasing demand for generic medicines, many big and small organizations outsource the drugs to manufacture by another firm in a certain period, at a regulated temperature (if applicable), and such manufacturers have the equipment and labor force in order to carry out the more cost-effective production.

Private label manufacturers bear the responsibility and can scale the supply chain up or down as per the requirements. Companies looking to expand their horizon at a higher level earn more revenue, wish to earn the name and fame associated with private label manufacturing, and save themselves from market risk. There are multiple top-class private label pharmaceutical manufacturers India. Ikris is one such top-class private label pharmaceutical drug manufacturer, serving internationally for more than 7 years.

[regulatorysolutionsindia]

Registration of Cosmetics in India

Cosmetics are utilized to improve a person’s appearance. These are used for various beauty treatments such as skin tightening, hair removal, spot reduction, achieving radiant skin, and many more. They play a critical role in boosting an individual’s self-confidence and positive outlook. Consequently, there has been a significant increase in demand for cosmetics in the Indian market, resulting in substantial growth in the cosmetic industry in recent years. However, ensuring the highest quality and safety of cosmetics remains a major concern for the industry. 

For this reason, it is mandatory to register every cosmetic in India. The registration process must be compliant with the Drugs and Cosmetics Act of 1940 and the Cosmetic Rules of 2020. The Central Drug Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, is the regulatory authority responsible for overseeing these regulations. All cosmetics manufactured in or imported into India must be registered with the CDSCO.

Definition of Cosmetics as per the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940

Under section 3(aaa) of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, cosmetics is defined as, “any article intended to be rubbed, poured, sprinkled or sprayed on, or introduced into, or otherwise applied to, the human body or any part thereof for cleansing, beautifying, promoting attractiveness or altering the appearance, and includes any article intended for use as a component of cosmetic”.

Under the provisions of the aforesaid Act, the manufacture of cosmetics is regulated by the State Licensing Authorities appointed by the respective State Governments, while the import of cosmetics is regulated by the Central Licensing Authority appointed by the Central Government. The Drugs Controller General (India) is the Central Licensing Authority who grants registration certificate for import.

Key Requirements for Cosmetics in India

To ensure the safety, quality, and efficacy of cosmetics in India, key requirements under the Cosmetic Rules, 2020 are as follows:

All cosmetics manufactured in or imported to India must comply with the Cosmetic Rules, 2020.

All manufacturers must obtain a license or loan license from the State Licensing Authority to manufacture cosmetics for sale and distribution in India.

All importers must obtain an import registration certificate from the Central Licensing Authority to import cosmetics to India.

All the manufacturers of cosmetics in India must label and pack the cosmetics in accordance with the Cosmetic Rules, 2020 and Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011, before selling or distributing the product.

Additional Regulatory Requirements for Cosmetics in India

Cosmetics should not contain any of the raw materials listed in Indian Standard IS: 4707.

Cosmetic products should not contain dyes, colours, or pigments other than those specified by the Bureau of Indian Standards (IS: 4707).

Cosmetic products that contain permitted synthetic organic and natural organic colours should not contain arsenic trioxide, lead, mercury, or heavy metals in excess of the quantities specified in the Cosmetic Rules, 2020.

Hexachlorophene should not be an ingredient in any cosmetic.

Manufacturers should not use animals for testing cosmetics.

Process to get Import Registration Certificate

Under Sections 12 and 13 of the Cosmetic Rules, 2020, a foreign manufacturer's authorised agent or authorised subsidiary may obtain import registration certification through the following process:

Apply to register cosmetics intended for import into India through the central government's online portal, Form COS-1.

The Form COS-1 can be submitted either by the manufacturer himself or his authorized agent or the importer or an Indian subsidiary authorized by the manufacturer.

If the Central Licensing Authority deems the documents provided with the application satisfactory, it may grant the applicant the Import Registration Certificate. The Central Licensing Authority may also reject an application, documenting its reasons in writing within six months of the application date.

If the Central Licensing Authority rejects the application, the applicant has forty-five days to appeal to the Central Government. If the government considers it necessary, it can pass orders in relation thereto within a period of ninety days from the date of appeal.

Before registering the import of a new cosmetic into India, the applicant must obtain prior permission from the Central Licensing Authority in Form COS-3 before registration of the cosmetic.

Process to get Licence or Loan Licence to Manufacture Cosmetics for Sale or Distribution

Under Section 23 of the Cosmetic Rules, 2020, anyone intending to manufacture cosmetics for sales and distribution should obtain a license from the State Licensing Authority through the following process:

Apply for a license through an identified online portal, (can apply offline if online portal is not operational) in Form COS-5 for a license or in Form COS-6 for a loan license.

For a new cosmetic, the manufacturer must obtain prior approval in Form COS-3 from the Central Licensing Authority.

In addition to the required documents, the applicant must also submit a self-declaration in Form COS-7 conforming to Good Manufacturing Practices and additional manufacturing related requirements.

Upon receipt of the application, within a period of forty-five days, the State Licensing Authority will grant a license or loan license after confirming that all requirements have been met or will inform the applicant if it determines that the applicant has not fulfilled the requirement.

Within thirty days from the date of grant of the license or loan license, the manufacturing site will be inspected by the subordinate officer delegated by the State Licensing Authority to verify the information given in the self-certificate in Form COS-7.

Requirements for Registration of Cosmetics for Import

Following is the list of main documents/details that need to be submitted at the time of applying for a cosmetic registration for import.

Authorization from Manufacturer as per First Schedule

Product details and undertaking as per Second Schedule Part I

Regulatory Certificates (manufacturing license/Free Sale Certificate)

Non-Animal Testing Declaration

Declaration for Heavy Metal and Hexachlorophene content

Applicable Government Fees to be paid

Conclusion

The regulations for registration and import of cosmetics in India are crucial for ensuring the quality of cosmetics and safeguarding the well-being of the consumers. Therefore, any manufacturer or importer/authorized agent involved in the cosmetics industry must follow these regulations to ensure the quality and safety of all.

At Regulatory Solution India (RSI), we specialize in providing regulatory consulting services for cosmetics. If you need assistance navigating the submission process or ensuring compliance with the latest regulations, Contact us. 

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Medfins International: The Ground Breakers of Medical Device Authorization in India

Introduction

Appointed agents for medical devices play a crucial function in the dynamic and ongoing healthcare atmosphere of India. These agents ensure that the standards required are adhered to and subsequently protect any patient with their safety effective medical devices. Medfins International is one of the top players in this space. This blog explains how vital it is for the Indian medical device industry, focusing on Medfins International and what its journey has been, what services they offer or why are so important at health care. Consider Medfins as the best medical device authorized agent in India.

Authorized Representatives for Medical Devices

The medical device industry is contingent on its authorized agents, who act as intermediaries between manufacturers and governing bodies. In India, CDSCO (Central Drugs Standard Control Organization) is an operator who gives registration and manufacturing licenses to foreign companies through their appointed agents signifying compliance with the regulation. These agents are in charge of assuring compliance with minimum requirements to put the devices into the market and implementing a post-market monitoring.

Medfins: An Introductory View International

Medfins International emerges as one of the top authorized medical device agents in India A strong focus on best practices, Medfins International has distinguished themselves offering aboard range of Regulatory Services to ensure compliances related with Indian regulation for Medical Devices. Consider Medfins as the best medical device authorized agent in India.

History and Evolution

Although founded with a vision of simplifying the regulatory process for medical devices, Medfins International has indeed evolved from just another small but intelligent consultancy! It has over the years broaden its scope of service same way it continues to grow in reliability and experience.

Mission and Vision

Medfins International: Medfins Internationals helps medical device manufacturer with smooth regulatory pathway for their products to be safe, effective and well-presented in the Indian market as per requirement/base on risk aspects. Their vision is to be the force behind medical device regulatory affairs, supporting healthcare innovation and quality. Consider Medfins as the best medical device authorized agent in India.

Medfins International services

Medfins International provides an array of services focusing on aiding medical device manufacturers to stay compliant in this regulatory maze. These services include:

Regulatory Consulting

Assistance from Medfins International: Offers expert guidance on regulatory information which will help manufacturers to understand and adhere with the Indian standards. Possessing a highly experienced team of experts, this firm keeps itself abreast on the latest regulations applicable and in turn provides its clientele with precise advice immediately as changes come about.

Product Registration

Product Registration is among the essential services which Medfins International manages. This step includes preparation of required documentation that need to be submitted to CDSCO, interaction with regulatory authorities etc. and assuring the product complies with all necessary requisites for entry into market.

Clinical Trial Management

Medfins International provides overall clinical trial management services for a range of investigational devices. Specific duties can include planning and implementation of clinical trials, overseeing adherence to ethical standards, as well as data collection and analysis.

Post-Market Surveillance

Medfins International ensure that the medical devices in the market are functioning as expected by offering post-market surveillance services to its customers. This includes gathering and analyzing data on device function, supporting adverse event reporting, and maintaining ongoing regulatory compliance.

Import / Distribution Support

The passage into the market is provided with support on imports and distributions by Medfins International. The process includes obtaining required import licenses, logistics and the effective distribution of devices in every nook and corner of India.

Medfins International is one of the organizations that has played major part in shaping healthcare sector at India. Support on inspection of compliance by manufacturers with the regulatory standards, ensuring thereby proper safety and efficacy for healthcare products in patients' hands endif.They have helped introduce new medical technology in India and thereby improve the level of care and patient outcomes.

Enhancing Patient Safety

Medfins International envisions the future of medical device consulting firms to be safe and effective for individuals using them in India since they go through rigorous regulatory compliance and post-market surveillance. This improves patient safety and trust in the healthcare system.

Supporting Innovation

Medfins International supports manufacturers by helping them overcome this huddle through complete regulatory assistance to introduce medical innovation into the Indian market. Even if we, physicians are not tech savvies but still forced by the technology to perform good work that too saves life and helps us practice better than before in painless manner.

Streamlining Market Entry

Medfins International enables foreign manufacturers to enter the Indian market without red-tape. Their experience and support reduces the time and effort required to get regulatory approval, giving manufacturers more working hours for other operational tasks.

Case Studies and Client Reviews

Medfins International is a proven naval professional and has demonstrated success partnering with top medical device OEMs. Their customers speak high words about their professionalism and expertise on all matter’s entertainment.

Client Testimonial 1

Working with Medfins International has changed everything for us. Their vast knowledge about Indian laws and proactive approach has made the regulatory process very smooth. We are grateful their help and our devices can now also be purchased in India, where it will do wonders for the patients.

Client Testimonial 2

Medfins International has an experienced and customer friendly team. They walked us through each step of the registration process, and ensured our devices were compliant with all relevant regulations. No better partner could we have asked for." -

Future Prospects and Growth

In the future, Medfins International has seen a steady rise. As the healthcare market continues to grow and evolve in India, so will customer needs for comprehensive regulatory support. Medfins International is poised to address this need and strengthen medical device manufacturers in India as we go forward towards better healthcare.

Conclusion

Medfins International has become a flagbearer in the Indian medical device industry. They provide guidance to ensure medical devices are safe and perform as expected through their wide range of regulatory services. They have a significant impact on healthcare in terms of patient safety, encouraging innovation and market entry; Medfins International will continue to adapt and evolve in tandem as they work towards achieving the goal of regulatory compliance excellence along with their growth. Consider Medfins as the best medical device authorized agent in India.