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       EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
       CPHI Japan to be held in Tokyo from April 17-19



          CPHI Japan 2024, scheduled to
       be held from April 17-19 in Tokyo, is
       expected to see a record attendance of
       around 20,000 visitors, according to the
       organiser, Informa Markets. The country
       is undergoing a post-pandemic  boom
       in pharma – with biologics and ‘tides’
       (peptide and oligonucleotide) manufac-
       turing expected to grow quickly.
          Informa also announced that its
       Tides conference unit will collaborate
       with CPHI Japan to introduce a free
       conference.  This is in response to   as well as demand for improved stabi-  exhibitors across five dedicated zones
       increased interest in the country’s strong  lity and flexibility in API networks across  (Ingredients, Outsourcing, Biopharma,
       base of peptide and oligonucleotide  Asia – so the International Procurement  Machinery & Equipment, and DDS &
       chemistry and synthesis.          Forum for  APIs hosted by the Japan  Packaging).  In  total  some  50+
                                         Pharmaceutical  Traders Association   countries will be represented  with
          “The 2024 event promises to be the  is  another  key  highlight,”  commented  dedicated pavilions for China, Korea
       largest in our history with nearly 4,000  Ms. Jenny Leung, brand manager at  and Italy, besides the Japan Pavilion
       additional attendees expected compared  CPHI Japan. In addition to the keynote  by  Japan  Bulk Pharmaceutical  Manu-
       to last year.  The industry in Japan is   speeches and over 200 seminars, CPHI  facturing  Association (JBPMA), and
       innovating incredibly quickly and we see  Japan will span the entire pharma-  the Japan Pharmaceutical Excipients
       new capabilities in tides manufacturing  ceutical supply chain, with more than 680  Council Pavilion.

       EXPANSION
       EuroChem opens phosphate fertiliser complex in Brazil



          Fertiliser producer, EuroChem,                                     Usolskiy and  VolgaKaliy potash
       recently celebrated the opening of its                                plants in Russia.  An ammonia
       new phosphate fertiliser production                                   and urea plant in Russia, Euro-
       facility in Serra do Salitre, State of                                Chem North-West-2, as well as a
       Minas Gerais, Brazil.                                                 potassium nitrate plant in south-
                                                                             ern Russia and a chemical com-
          The company said the Brazilian                                     plex in Karatau, Kazakhstan, are
       phosphate mine and plant complex                                      currently under construction.
       involved total investment of nearly
       $1-bn, and will have a production                                        In South America, in addition
       capacity of 1-mtpa of advanced phos-  of the entire facility’s energy needs,  to its Salitre complex, EuroChem has
       phate fertilisers.  The facility offers  the company informed.     blending facilities and a wide distri-
       state-of-the-art integrated phosphate                              bution network, employing over
       fertiliser production, with low   Expanding presence               3,000 people in Brazil. The company
       water consumption, a fully closed   Over the past few years, EuroChem   has been present in the country since
       water circuit, and a clean energy  has launched several new production   2016, following the acquisition of
       generation system that re-uses its  sites, including the EuroChem-  Fertilizantes  Tocantins  and  Ferti-
       own steam and generates up to 40%  Northwest ammonia plant and the  lizantes Heringer.


       Chemical Weekly  March 26, 2024                                                                 159


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