Korea CPhI and Hi Korea 2020 cancelled
The organizer of the World Pharmaceutical Raw Materials Exhibition announced through a social platform that the series of pharmaceutical exhibitions originally scheduled to be held in South Korea on August 26-28, 2020 will be cancelled and will be held again in 2021.
The cancelled events include CPhI Korea, ICSE Korea, World Pharmaceutical Machinery, Packaging Equipment and Materials Exhibition (P-MEC Korea), and BioLIVE Korea , And the Health Raw Materials Exhibition (Hi Korea).
The organizer said that the time for the reopening of the above exhibition in 2021 is to be determined and will be notified in time. The venue is still the Korea International Exhibition Center (COEX) in Seoul.
As the new crown epidemic continues to spread, the Korean public health authorities have recently adopted stricter epidemic prevention measures, and the organizers have therefore decided to cancel this year's exhibition.
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