pharmacy retail chain in india

Pharmacy Retail Chain In India

Healthy India: Wealthy Business

Akanksha Soni Jun 28 2019 - 3 min read

The Indian Retail Pharmacy industry is widely fragmented throughout the country. The total Indian retail pharmacy market has been growing at an average of 18% per annum over the last few years and is anticipated to grow by even higher numbers in the future. India constitutes 17% of the world's population and currently 2% of ...

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Pharma Industry

E-Pharma vs Offline Pharmacy: Which Segment to Invest in?

Sneha Santra Jun 01 2019 - 4 min read

E-Pharma vs Offline Pharmacy Pharmacy business has emerged as one of the most profitable segments in the healthcare industry. Industry experts believe that India is soon becoming one of the top ten countries in terms of individual medical expenditure. Medicine spending in India is projected to grow 9-12 per cent over the next five years. ...

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Pharmacy Franchise

Why Pharmacy franchise Brands are Eyeing Small Towns for Expansion

Nibedita Mohanta Apr 08 2019 - 2 min read

India owns a majority of the population who are not well equipped with the possibly best medical services and do not get the proper medication on time, due to lack of facilities. The private pharmaceutical companies are targeting the small towns and cities, where at least people get their medications timely, which is why small ...

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Pharmaceutical

Glenmark Recalls over 1 lakh bottles of anti-inflammatory drug in US

Franchise India Bureau Apr 05 2018 - 1 min read

One of the largest Pharmaceutical companies of US, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals is recalling over one lakh bottles of anti-inflammatory Indomethacin capsules from the US market due to incorrect instructions on the labelling, latest Enforcement report of the US regulator has said. The US-based pharmacy company is recalling 109,080 bottles of Indomethacin capsules ...

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Expansion

Drug Major Lupin Forays Into OTC Segment

Franchise India Bureau Jan 16 2018 - 2 min read

Drug major Lupin said it has forayed into over-the-counter (OTC) segment in the country with plans to touch Rs 300 crore turnovers in the vertical over the next five years. The Mumbai-based firm has introduced its legacy product 'Softovac' across the country as an OTC medicine. Lupin Head OTC Business Anil Kaushal said “It was ...

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