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IFAT India to focus on pharma issues
on IFAT India, India’s largest trade fair on environmental technologies, will focus on several environmental issues across different industry verticals including pharmaceuticals segment.
Hyderabad: on IFAT India, India’s largest trade fair on environmental technologies, will focus on several environmental issues across different industry verticals including pharmaceuticals segment. The Indian pharma Industry, for which Hyderabad is a hub, is still facing major environmental challenges like undisposed waste, untreated sewage or water pollution (ground and lake water), bio-medical waste, according to a release.
Bhupinder Singh, CEO of Messe München India, said: “Our trade fair offers technology and services that are tailored to the Indian market and that could prove to be crucial for Telangana and Andhra Pradesh as well.”
The first promotional tour on IFAT India, India’s largest trade fair on environmental technologies, was held here on Wednesday. IFAT India will be held from September 26 to 28, 2017, at Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai, said the release. After Hyderabad, promotional tours are scheduled for Ahmedabad on August 30, New Delhi on September 1and Mumbai on September 8.
Sanjay Kamat, vice-president, Tata Projects, said: “IFAT exhibition and symposium is a very well organised, well connected and an excellent platform for companies operating in ‘Water’ domain to attract business and showcase their products and services. We are participating 2nd year in a row.” By bringing the trade fair to Hyderabad, IFAT India team aims to raise awareness for both environmental issues in the region as well as the latest solutions and innovations, which are on the market.
Singh adds: “As one of the fastest growing cosmopolitan cities in Asia, Hyderabad needs to focus on a sustainable, clean development path. As promising the economic growth may seem, the resulting urbanization leads to a degradation of the environment.”
