TechnoPharm 2014 filling up

Half a year before TechnoPharm starts in Nürnberg, the signs already indicate a successful event. Leading companies in the sector like Bosch Packaging, Fette, GEA, GEMÜ, IMA or ProPack have already registered. Companies wanting to be there from 30 September to 2 October 2014 should act quickly. Three-quarters of the previous year’s space at Europe’s leading innovation forum for sterile processing technology in pharmaceuticals, food and cosmetics are already booked. The official floor plans for TechnoPharm 2014 provide a comprehensive overview of all exhibitors and the current floor allocation and are now available online.

“TechnoPharm is attracting more attention. Whereas the exhibition was heavily focused on German pharmaceutical production in its initial phase, TechnoPharm is now also gaining importance beyond Germany’s borders,” says a delighted Willy Viethen, Director Exhibitions at NürnbergMesse. “We increasingly receive inquiries from abroad − including from such strong pharmaceutical markets as France and Great Britain. Even Canada is there this year.”

Experts wanted!

Exhibitors who would like to offer their specialist knowledge on the stage can apply to give a presentation of their practical examples to the sector, either at the Cleanroom Forum in hall 9 or at the Forum in hall 6.

At TechnoPharm, production specialists from the pharmaceutical, food and cosmetics sectors find a comprehensive range of plant and equipment for the manufacture of solid, semi-solid and liquid products, sterile and biotechnology plant, as well as packaging technology and cleaning products. One of the focuses of the trade fair is on cleanrooms.

The parallel POWTECH, the World-Leading Trade Fair for Processing, Analysis and Handling of Powder and Bulk Solids, creates valuable synergies.The trade fair duo recorded a powerful eight per cent more visitors in 2013.*

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*The figures for visitors, exhibitors and space at this exhibition are determined and certified according to the standard definitions of FKM, the Society for Voluntary Control of Fair and Exhibition Statistics.