CPhI News

New study will reveal bio/pharma practices and performance on quality issues.

Companies believe that biologics and biosimilars would experience the fastest growth over the next year; there is also interest on increasing market penetration of generic drugs.

In implementing quality by design for drug formulation, it is crucial to identify the critical properties of excipients and understand how their variation affects the final drug product.

Pharmaceutical Technology spoke with Brad Pedrow and Rajesh Singh of Deloitte Consulting to discuss serialization implementation, and what to expect as the DSCSA deadline approaches.

Pharmaceutical Technology spoke with CPhI North America presenter Jonathan Helfgott to discuss navigating GDUFA and helpful tips for submitting successful ANDAs.

At CPhI North America 2017, the US Pharmacopeial Convention will be discussing its upcoming revision and modernization of the standards for elemental and organic impurities.

The conference has partnered with Mercy Ships, a non-profit organization using hospital ships to deliver health care to developing nations.

Pharmaceutical Technology spoke with CPhI North America presenters Ben Locwin, PhD, MBA, MBB, president at Healthcare Science Advisors, and Tom Fox, principal at Advanced Compliance Solutions, to discuss drug pricing, compliance challenges, and corporate social responsibility in the bio/pharmaceutical industry.

Philadelphia plays host to CPhI North America on May 16-18, 2017.

Transparency between pharmaceutical companies and suppliers and risk assessment efforts are vital to effective supply chain practices.

The conference will include 55 speakers at more than 44 sessions.

The conference will gather more than 3000 attendees from 64 countries.

South East Asian pharma manufacturers seeking region growth expected to attend CPhi South East Asia.

Local manufacturing, regulatory strategies, market entry, and harmonization to be featured at CPhI Istanbul.

B&W Tek’s director of Market and Customer Development, Katherine A. Bakeev, PhD, discusses analysis of pharmaceutical raw materials and the benefits of using handheld Raman spectrometers.

PharmTech's Editorial Director, Rita Peters, addresses the CPhI Pharma Awards' finalists at this year's CPhI Awards Gala.

Cambrex’s novel synthesis of Dronederone intermediate was recognized for its excellence in API development.

GEA’s ConsiGma, which is a multipurpose continuous manufacturing platform, won the award for excellence in manufacturing technology and equipment at the 2016 CPhI Pharma Awards.

Capsugel’s intrinsically enteric capsule technology provides enteric protection and delayed release without a functional coating. Merck’s Parteck SRP 80 sustained-release excipient is well suited for direct compression.

Pyclear Protection replaces the use of antimicrobial preservatives in multi-dose products without any change to the primary packaging and has no impact on the manufacturing process.

The Intelligent Control Inhaler is an intuitive, fully-integrated device delivering accurate doses of medication to patients, while providing on-screen instructions for use and feedback to the patient and healthcare provider via an app.

Novasep’s BioSC Lab chromatography is a flexible equipment that enables operations from one column up to six columns in batch, parallel batch, or continuous processing with all media and membrane types.

Pharma Venture’s approach in tackling supply-chain, logistic, and distribution challenges in the MENA region was recognized at the CPhI Pharma Awards.

The winners for all 12 categories in the 2016 CPhI Pharma Awards have been announced.

Indena’s Centella asiatica project in Madagascar focused on improving the living conditions of the local communities involved in Centella asiatica harvesting.

The OptiForm Solution Suite platform offers easy, simple, fast, and cost-effective approaches for both small and macromolecules in early development phases.

The CPhI Pharma Award for Excellence in Analysis, Testing, and Quality Control went to B&W Tek for its handheld laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) analyzer, NanoLIBS, which has been developed for rapid identification of solid materials based on elemental analysis. The instrument features a raster scan using a high repetition rate class 3B laser allowing for detection of elements including C, Li, and Be.