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Sirio to display range of plant-based nutra services at SupplySide West
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Friday, 04 October, 2019, 14 : 00 PM [IST]
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Las Vegas
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Sirio Pharma – the nutraceutical contract development, innovation and manufacturing organisation (CDIMO) – will showcase its full spectrum of one-stop-services for all plant-based products across dosage form platforms at SupplySide West, which is slated to take place at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, between October 15 and 19, 2019, and announce its plans for 2020.
The company will use the event, organised by Informa, to actively promote its integrated solutions in plant-based nutraceuticals. It will be able to rapidly develop customer products across the entire spectrum of delivery formats, including gummies, softgels, and tablets.
Sirio will also offer organic softgels at the European site of Ayanda – a Sirio Group company – with plans underway to get organic certification across all sites.
“What you see in the wider market are some contract providers across formats such as tablets and softgels working on plant-based solutions here and there. Sirio is leading the market delivering plant-based solutions across all delivery formats – gummies, softgels, tablets, powders and liquids. Sirio has a wide range of capabilities and, just as crucially, experience formulating these compounds for customers globally,” said Doug Brown, director, Americas, Sirio Pharma.
The company anticipates that many customers, particularly those in North America and Europe, are now looking at ways to move their entire product portfolios across to plant-based solutions and using one contract provider presents a good number of advantages.
Brown said, “Sirio presents a one-stop-shop for plant-based product solutions. It is strategically important that customers transitioning entire lines to plant-based formats know that there is a trusted, experienced partner in the company that can deliver end-to-end development, formulation and manufacturing services for them delivered anywhere in the world on time and in full.”
Sirio’s plant-based one-stop-services focus at SupplySide West mark the start of an extended push to global customers, with the company also introducing the platform to European customers at CPhI Worldwide in November.
It anticipated that while the plant-based movement had been building for a number of years, 2020 will be the year that companies look to ensure they have plant-based options across all product classes.
Significantly, this will have implications for the capabilities needed from CDMO partners. Sirio entered this market early on with its patented technologies for softgels and pectin-based gummies. With many new customised products potentially needed, the company predicted an extremely large demand for full-service plant-based capabilities.
Uniquely, the company has over 100 scientists based in Asia, Europe and the United States that work on developing custom plant-based formulations, as well as hundreds of standard formulations.
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