Caspian Tamin Pharmaceutical Export Unit, as one of the important pillars of this company, plays an unparalleled role in the development and expansion of its activities. This unit was formed with the aim of increasing global access to pharmaceutical products and strengthening international trade relations. Cooperation with numerous countries, providing products with global standards and using advanced technologies for drug production have made the export unit one of the main arms for expanding Caspian Tamin’s international relations. The activities of this unit, based on analyzing foreign markets and finding suitable opportunities for introducing new products, have led to the company’s innovation and leadership. With the growing demand for quality pharmaceutical products, the export unit, focusing on international laws and regulations, has expanded its interactions with regulatory bodies and gained a stronger position in the pharmaceutical market.
Caspian Tamin Pharmaceutical Company has always had significant potential for export, given the wide range and quality of its products, especially in the injectable drugs sector.
This company started its export activity in 2005 and since then, by using scientific marketing methods, improving the quality of products according to international standards and benefiting from expert personnel, it has been able to increase its market share in different countries day by day.
The company’s export product portfolio currently includes more than 60 types of drugs that are exported to different countries.
Currently, producing new products, improving packaging, using modern methods of market research and measurement, improving the educational and professional level of employed personnel are some of the current activities in line with the growth and qualitative and quantitative excellence of the export department of Caspian Pharmaceutical Company.
Job Description of the Export Unit:
Ms. Noora Ebrahimi
Tel: +98 13-31882511 – Code 767
Email: export1@caspiantamin.com
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