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SSI convention in Bangalore

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BANGALORE: The Small Industries Service Institute will hold its first entrepreneurship and development-oriented convention on November 6.

The convention would disseminate technology and commercial information on herbal and medicinal plants and value-added products like nutraceuticals, phytoceuticals and cosmoceuticals.

The convention would also cover topics like registration formalities, clinical familiarisation trials, good manufacturing practices, extraction methodologies, good laboratory practices, standardisation, validation and marketing strategies.

Interested persons can contact the IMT division, SISI on 080-23351581 or email sisibng@vsnl.com

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