TechnoPharm 2014 wypełnia się

Half a year before TechnoPharm in Nuremberg, the signs are good for a successful event. Leading companies in the industry such as Bosch Packaging, Fette, GEA, GEMÜ, IMA, or ProPack have already registered. Those who want to attend from September 30 to October 2, 2014, should hurry. Three-quarters of last year's exhibition space of Europe's leading innovation forum for sterile process technology in pharma, food, and cosmetics are already booked. A comprehensive overview of all exhibitors and the current hall layout is provided by the official hall plans of TechnoPharm 2014, which are now available online.

„TechnoPharm is gaining momentum. While the fair was initially focused strongly on German pharmaceutical production, TechnoPharm is now also gaining significance beyond Germany's borders,“ says Willy Viethen, Event Manager at NürnbergMesse. „We are receiving more and more inquiries from abroad — including major pharmaceutical markets like France and the UK. Even Canada is participating this year.“

Seeking industry experts!

Exhibitors who wish to showcase their expertise can apply for a lecture and present their practical examples to the industry either in the Cleanroom Forum in Hall 9 or in the Specialist Forum in Hall 6.

At TechnoPharm, production specialists from pharma, food, and cosmetics will find a comprehensive range of equipment and apparatus for the production of solid, semi-solid, and liquid forms, sterilization and biotechnology systems, as well as packaging technology and cleaning products. A key focus of the trade fair is the cleanroom topic.

Valuable synergies arise from the parallel event POWTECH, an international leading trade fair for process engineering, handling, and analytics of powders and bulk materials. In 2013, the trade fair duo recorded a strong visitor increase of eight percent.*

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*The visitor, exhibitor, and area figures for this fair are determined and certified according to the uniform definitions of FKM, the Society for Voluntary Control of Fair and Exhibition Figures.