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Small scale pharma business ideas !!!

If I talk about small scale pharmaceutical businesses that can be started easily at small scale but you need to have good experience in pharmaceutical industry there.  If you have sales and marketing experience then you can start by taking franchise of a Pharma company . It can be started easily and at very small levels. You don't need much investment. You can start pharma franchise business with 2000, 3000, 5000 rupees.  If we talk about other business then you can start pharma distribution business . It can be started with 50000, 1 lakh or 2 lakh rupees.  You can also start pharmaceutical retail business .  It's investment depend  at various factors like location, number of products etc.  If you want to start with less investment then this and you have good experience then you can start pharma consultancy business. In which department you have experience, you can start help other to set up business and can earn from there.  You can start youtube channel or blog related to ph
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Who controls the pharmaceutical industry?

In India, the pharmaceutical industry is one of the most regulated industry. Pharmaceutical Industry is regulated through Drug and Cosmetic Act & Rules. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act & rules regulates the import, manufacture, distribution and sale of drugs in India along with other regulations 7 act like Drugs (Price Control) Order, The pharmacy act, 1948, The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954, The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 etc.

These regulations is implemented through licensing system. For conducting any type of business in pharmaceutical i.e. import, manufacture, distribution, retail, dispense, sale etc, there is requirement of particular license and registration. 

Drug license helps the government monitor and regulate the import, export, manufacture, distribution and sale of medicines in India, making your business credible and trustworthy. 

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