New Delhi: The government is examining recommendations of a committee set up to study issues related to critical active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) so as to formulate a policy for promoting their manufacturing in the country.
"The Government has taken various measures to promote 'Make in India' initiative in pharmaceutical sector," and had constituted a committee under the chairmanship of Secretary, Department of Health Research in this direction, Minister of Chemicals and Fertilisers Ananth Kumar said in a reply to the Lok Sabha.
"The committee has recommended establishment of Mega Parks for APIs with common facilities such as common effluent treatment plants, testing facilities, captive power plants/assured power supply by state systems, common utilities/services such as storage, testing laboratories, IPR management, designing, guest houses/accommodation etc. maintained by a separate special purpose vehicles (SPV)," he said.
The recommendations are being examined for formulation of a policy for promotion of manufacturing of bulk drugs, Mr Kumar said.
"The Government has taken various measures to promote 'Make in India' initiative in pharmaceutical sector," and had constituted a committee under the chairmanship of Secretary, Department of Health Research in this direction, Minister of Chemicals and Fertilisers Ananth Kumar said in a reply to the Lok Sabha.
"The committee has recommended establishment of Mega Parks for APIs with common facilities such as common effluent treatment plants, testing facilities, captive power plants/assured power supply by state systems, common utilities/services such as storage, testing laboratories, IPR management, designing, guest houses/accommodation etc. maintained by a separate special purpose vehicles (SPV)," he said.
The recommendations are being examined for formulation of a policy for promotion of manufacturing of bulk drugs, Mr Kumar said.
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