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Pharmaceutical Serialization and Supply Chain Visibility Conference in Tokyo, Japan – February 2027

Official name: Global Conference on Pharmaceutical Serialization and Supply Chain Visibility (GCPSSCV)

Feb 19, 2027 Tokyo, Japan
Abstract deadline January 18, 2027
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DatesFeb 19, 2027
Abstract deadlineJan 18, 2027
Organized byiPHARMA Conferences
Event ID1493875

About this conference

This pharmaceutical conference takes place in Tokyo, Japan on Feb 19, 2027. Abstracts and papers are due by January 18, 2027. It is one of 118 upcoming pharmaceutical conferences in Japan; the next one after it starts on February 26. It is organized by iPHARMA Conferences.

Examining the critical landscape of pharmaceutical serialization and supply chain visibility, this event is set to unite scholars, industry leaders, and regulatory professionals. The agenda will cover foundational aspects such as compliance with serialization regulations, the integration of technology in supply chain processes, and measures to prevent counterfeiting. Participants are invited to submit research in formats including papers, panels, and posters, enabling an array of perspectives to be shared and discussed. Through various formats, the conference will facilitate rich dialogue and insight into current challenges and solutions in the sector. Attendees will engage in sessions that prioritize interactive learning, collaboration, and networking, making this an invaluable opportunity for those committed to advancing methodologies in pharmaceutical supply chains. With a focus on practical implications, the event aims to enhance understanding of how robust serialization processes contribute to overall drug safety and market integrity.

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  1. Abstract deadline · Jan 18, 202768 days left
  2. Conference · Feb 19, 2027Tokyo, Japan

Details come from the organizer. Please check dates, fees and venue on the conference website before you register or travel.

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