Govt relaxes import norms for certain chemicals used in pharma sector

New Delhi: The government Wednesday relaxed import norms for about 34 chemicals used in pharmaceuticals industry, a move which would ease inbound shipments of these items. The import policy of 34 items “has been revised from restricted to free subject to no objection certificate from Narcotics Commissioner, Gwalior , before import of the item”, the directorate general of foreign trade (DGFT) said in a notification.

The chemicals include cocaine, norephedrine, cathine and its salts, ephedrine hydrochloride and concentrates of poppy straw, nicotinic acid and aminorex.

  • Related Posts

    Diabetic drug metformin found to act on brain

    NEW DELHI:  Cheap, effective and widely trusted, metformin has long been the first choice for treating type 2 diabetes. Now, scientists say the drug works in a way few had…

    Hetero debuts semaglutide generic in emerging markets

    New Delhi: Hyderabad-based drugmaker Hetero has announced the launch of its generic semaglutide portfolio in emerging international markets. In a phased global push, the company plans to roll out its…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    Diabetic drug metformin found to act on brain

    Diabetic drug metformin found to act on brain

    Hetero debuts semaglutide generic in emerging markets

    Hetero debuts semaglutide generic in emerging markets

    LB Pharma Begins Pivotal Phase 3 Schizophrenia Trial

    LB Pharma Begins Pivotal Phase 3 Schizophrenia Trial

    Check manufacturing, sale of 26 unapproved drugs, central regulator tells state authority

    Check manufacturing, sale of 26 unapproved drugs, central regulator tells state authority

    Stem cell therapy for autism illegal: NMC advisory

    Stem cell therapy for autism illegal: NMC advisory

    India’s Essential Medicines Prices To Increase Marginally From 1 April Under Annual Pricing Framework

    India’s Essential Medicines Prices To Increase Marginally From 1 April Under Annual Pricing Framework