Central Pharma to exhibit at CPhI Worldwide

Published: 12-Sep-2018
Manufacturing

CPhI Worldwide hosts more than 45,000 visiting pharma professionals for 3 days, 2500+ exhibitors from 153 countries will gather at the event to network and take advantage of more than 150 free industry seminars


Central Pharma will be exhibiting at CPhI Worldwide, taking place in Madrid, Spain between the 9-11 October in the IFEMA, Feria de Madrid, Spain.

The company offers a range of services including track and trace, aggregation and data management, storage solutions and blistering capabilities.

They will be showcasing a range of products and services, and pharma representatives will be on hand throughout the event to handle any queries.

Please come and visit Central Pharma at stand 3H31 in Hall 3.

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