“PHARMHIM” enters the international market

24th International specialized exhibition of pharmaceutical industry – CPhI Worldwide 2013 took place on October 22-24, 2013 in Frankfurt am Main.

The exhibition annually attracts manufacturers, suppliers, distributors of pharmaceutical products, as well as various experts in the field of pharmaceutics. This is where the first pharmaceutical innovations are presented to the visitors, which are the result of long time work of the professionals.

For the first time the company took part in the international exhibition as the exhibitor and presented its products and services. According to General Director of “PHARMHIM” Viktor Lyashenko, it was a “trial in the international market.”

A few years ago in Ukraine and Russia there was a high demand for cheap Chinese uncertified substance for the production of medicines. However, the world’s medicine market sets more restricted requirements to the quality of APIs. Therefore, the manufacturers of medicines are looking for new suppliers of active pharmaceutical ingredients that have a certified compliance with international standards. “By delivering high-quality substance in the required quantities to Ukrainian producers of medicines, we are caring for the health of the nation and ensuring the independence of domestic enterprises from foreign suppliers – emphasizes Viktor Lyashenko.

The stand of “Pharmhim” was interested to the representatives of France, Armenia, Russia, Germany, India, China, Estonia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Israel. Director of the company Viktor Lyashenko explains that such interest is due to the quality of products from Shostka which are in line with European standards and are confirmed by relevant certificates.

Ukrainian Consul Vladimir Kharchenko also visited our stand at the exhibition. He said that every year the number of Ukrainian participants is increasing – this year 8 companies were presented at the international exhibition (manufacturers of substances, medicines, chemists-developers). Vladimir Kharchenko proposed to combine all stands in one big “Ukrainian pavilion” next year.