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| Flexible Packaging against Pharmaceutical Counterfeiting |
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| On March 28, 2001 at SciTech Center, organised by ACG Worldwide Sponsored by VAW flexible Packaging |
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| Today, the burning problem facing the Pharmaceutical industry is the widespread manufacturer and sale of spurious drugs in the country. Although raids against fake drugs are on the rise, the minimum number of popular medicines being faked keeps growing. According to a recent article in 'India Today', counterfeits account for Rs. 1500 crores, an 8% share of the local Pharmaceutical market. |
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| The seminar was organised to address the problem of spurious drugs by prevention measures. |
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| Speakers |
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| Inaugural address |
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| Ajit Singh |
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| Chairman - ACG Worldwide. |
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| Key note speaker on Drug Counterfeiting |
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| Mr. Ramakant Gudal |
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| Joint Commissioner - H.Q. & Drug Controller, FDA, Maharashtra. |
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| Strategy for Anti-Counterfeiting |
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| Dr. Ingo Buren. |
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| Anti-Counterfeit measures in VAW |
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| Ms. Simone Herman. |
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| Anti-Counterfeiting Case Study |
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| Mr. Eric Tollemer. |
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| Brand Sheilds for Capsules |
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| Mr. S. Ramesh |
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| ACG Worldwide. |
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| Panel discussion chaired by |
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| Mr. Ajit Singh |
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| Chairman - ACG Worldwide. |
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| Concluding remarks |
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| Dr. M. Venkateswarlu |
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| Dy. Drugs Controller, India, West Zone, Mumbai. |
