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Launching from 17-28 May 2021, CPhI Discover will be an online event to provide pharmaceutical professionals a way to meet, discuss, partner, source and learn. No need to travel. We’ll bring the international pharma industry to you, on your laptop, or mobile, in your living room or home office – your event, your rules.
Join 13,700 peers from around the globe online, connect with 570+ exhibiting companies from across the pharma supply chain and stay on top of the latest developments with 3 days of tracks focusing on Manufacturing & Outsourcing, Packaging & Drug Delivery, and APIs, Ingredients & Formulation.
Secure your free spot here: http://gotocphi.com/discover21
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CPHI Worldwide 2021
2026-09-05
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Life Sciences Industry Overview
The coverage spans the global life sciences industry across pharmaceuticals and food & nutrition, tracking the shift from lowest-cost sourcing to supply continuity, quality, and risk management, along with product trends and the growing edge of differentiated, globally capable players.Published in: June.2026
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