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اسلاید 3: 3HERBAL MEDICINE INDUSTRY:NATIONAL AND GLOBAL SCENARIOBYMALAYSIAN HERBAL CORPORATION (MHC)THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL TRADITIONAL/COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION (INTRACOM 2002) 15TH OCTOBER 2002
اسلاید 4: 4This presentation is divided into 5 parts:1. Definition of Herbal Medicine2. International Outlook3. Local Outlook4. Issues and Challenges5. Recommendations
اسلاید 5: 5INTRODUCTIONThree Major Traditional Healing System of the World:Traditional Chinese Medicine – Emphasize on a holistic philosophy of lifeAyurveda – The Art and Science of LifeUnani – Doctrine of Naturals and Doctrine of Causes
اسلاید 6: 6“Plant-derived materials or products with therapeutic or other human health benefits which contain either raw or processed ingredients from one or more plants”Three kind of herbal medicines : Raw plant materials, Processed plant materials, Medicinal herbal products1.0 DEFINITION OF HERBAL MEDICINE
اسلاید 7: 72.1 Development of the Industry2.2 Market Size2.3 Industry Players2.4 R&D / Technology2.5 Human Resource Development2.6 Market Trends2.0 INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
اسلاید 8: 81980s : Refined foods, such as fiber food, cod liver oil and green foods 1990s : New and improved products emerged that contained dietary fibers, oligosaccharides, polyunsaturated fatty acids, glycosides and others.DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDUSTRY
اسلاید 9: 9Escalating expense of western pharmaceuticalEmergence of global economy with ease of communicationIncreasing desire to return to natural lifestyle based on renewed interest in ethnic culturesAcquisition of Phytomedicine companies by pharmaceutical companiesAchievement and breakthrough of biotechnology FACTORS CONTRIBUTE TO DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDUSTRY
اسلاید 10: 10Pharmaceutical CompanyPhytomedicine Company acquiredAmerican Home ProductsDr MuchBootsKanoldBausch & LombDr. MannDegussaAsta MedicaFujisawaKlingeJohnson & Johnson / MerckWoelm PharmaPfizerMackRhone PoulencNattermanSanofiPlantorganSmithKline BeechamFinkAcquisition of Phytomedicine companies by Pharmaceutical companies(Wilkinson, 2000)
اسلاید 11: 11Herbal Medicine sales are growing at 10% per yearGlobal sales for plant-derived medicines both prescribed and non-prescribed was approximately US$22.6 billionINTERNATIONAL MARKET SIZE
اسلاید 12: 12Worldwide sales of herbal remedies in 2001 and projected sales in 2002Retail Prices (US$ billion)20012002Europe6.97.5Asia5.16.2North America3.94.3Japan2.32.6South America2.32.6Australia / New Zealand0.60.8Middle East0.30.4Africa0.10.1Rest of the World0.10.1Total Value19.622.4INTERNATIONAL MARKET SIZEEurope, Asia and North America constitute of 80% from total value
اسلاید 13: 13Among the major international industry playersPharmaprint, Ancile Pharmaceutical, Xechem (USA)Oxford Natural Products, Phytopharm (UK)Phytogen Life Science (Canada)Martin Bauer Group (Germany)Schweizerhall (Switzerland)Indena (Italy)INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRY PLAYERS(Wilkinson, 2000)
اسلاید 14: 14Increasing needs for skill and knowledgeable workers Two primary focuses of developing human resources needs:Clinical Herbalist/Herbal DoctorsBotanist / AgronomistHUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
اسلاید 15: 15Natural-base remedies is predicted to penetrate the synthetic pharmaceutical markets by up to 30% over the next 3 yearsMarket for quality herbal extracts and raw materials will increaseKey target areas for herbal medicine include:Cardiovascular diseaseCentral Nervous System disorderCancerAnti-ageing Infectious diseaseMARKET TRENDS(Wilkinson, 2000)
اسلاید 16: 163.1 Market Size3.2 Industry Players3.3 R&D / Technology3.4 Policy3.5 Regulations3.6 Human Resource Development3.0 LOCAL OUTLOOK
اسلاید 17: 17Local herbal market is estimated at RM4.55 billionTraditional Chinese Medicine constituted 70% of the domestic market shareMARKET SIZE
اسلاید 18: 18Among the major local industry playersHerbal Science, Total Health Concept, Clara International Beauty Group, FA Herbs, Nona Roguy, Phytes Biotek, Asia Botanicals, MOH Pharmaceuticals, Merlang Network, Nasuha IndustriesPenawar Industries RohiniLOCAL INDUSTRY PLAYERS
اسلاید 19: 19Leading organisation contributing to the development of the herbal industry in Malaysia:Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM)Institute of Medical Research (IMR)Malaysian Agriculture Research and Development Institute (MARDI)Malaysian Herbal Corporation (MHC)Universities : (UTM, UKM, USM, UM, UMS)R&D / TECHNOLOGY
اسلاید 20: 20Key policies for herbal medicine industry:Third National Agriculture Policy (1998 – 2010)Traditional and Complementary Medicine PolicyBiodiversity PolicyCurrent regulations :Sales of Drug Act 1952 (Revised 1989)Control of Drugs & Cosmetics Regulation 1984Food Act 1983 Food Regulations 1985POLICY & REGULATION
اسلاید 21: 21Establishment of dedicated institution/College of Herbal Science Identification of Centre of Excellence in existing universities and research institutions HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
اسلاید 22: 224.1 Raw Material Supply4.2 Human Resource Development4.3 R&D / Technology4.4 Grading, Accreditation and Standards4.5 Marketing and Distribution4.6 Awareness4.7 Regulations4.0 ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
اسلاید 23: 23Raw Material Supply Insufficient to feed a growing industry Mostly imported from China, India and IndonesiaMain sources of local herbs are from the jungleHuman Resource DevelopmentShortage of skilled and knowledgeable human resourcesLow managerial skill and technical know-how of local Small and Medium Entrepreneurs (SMEs)ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
اسلاید 24: 24R&D / TechnologyLittle scientific studies to support claimsLack of technical information and databasesGrading, Accreditation and StandardsStandardization and quality control measures need to be upgradedISSUES AND CHALLENGES
اسلاید 25: 25Marketing and DistributionLack of good marketing and distribution capabilities to penetrate regional and global marketLack of understanding of the specific regulation in other countriesLow quality packaging and labelingAwarenessLimited awareness programmesMis-information from media will frighten the publicISSUES AND CHALLENGES
اسلاید 26: 26RegulationsMany unregistered products in the marketISSUES AND CHALLENGES
اسلاید 27: 275.1 Recognizing the Role of Herbal Medicine in the Health Care System5.2 Supply of Quality Raw Materials5.3 Developing Human Resources Need5.4 Greater Conformity and Adhere to Regulatory5.5 R&D / Technology5.6Marketing and Distribution5.0 RECOMMENDATIONS
اسلاید 28: 28RECOMMENDATIONS 1. Recognizing the Role of Herbal Medicine in the Health Care SystemTo recognize the beneficial role of herbal medicine as an integral part of the national health care system 2. Supply of Quality Raw MaterialsLarge scale cultivationTo adopt recognized standards, accreditation and grading systemGood agronomic practicesConservation of endangered species
اسلاید 29: 29RECOMMENDATIONS3. Developing human resources needsTraining/retraining for:Practitioners / HerbalistsGrowersScientists/Agronomists 4. Greater Conformity and Adhere to RegulatoryProducts should be registered with relevant authorities. Regular inspection and stronger enforcement
اسلاید 30: 30RECOMMENDATION 5. R&D / TechnologyTo identify direction and priorities for R&DScientific studies on claims 6. Marketing and DistributionCollaboration with international partnersRegulation of other countries
اسلاید 31: 31CONCLUSIONOpportunities for Malaysia based on rich biodiversityThe way forward : Finding new markets Develop new productsMIGHT through MHC will continue to coordinate the industry in partnership with agencies and key players towards positive development of the herbal medicine industry THANK YOU Email: MHC_Access@might.org.my
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