Dehradun Plant

Our state of the art manufacturing unit located in the pristine town of Dehradun, Uttrakhand speaks volume about our expertise and capabilities to roll out different and world class pharmaceutical formulations. This unit is spread over sprawling manufacturing area of 7000 sq meters and surrounded by lush greenery and 100% pollution free and eco friendly environment in line with Cooper Pharma’s thrust for green earth initiative The layout of the plant is designed with immaculate planning and for smooth and trouble free operation. It is divided into 3 separate blocks dedicated for different dosage forms catering for different therapeutic segments. Block A is dedicated for the manufacturing of Solid/Liquid Orals and External Preparations. Block B is dedicated to Dry powder injections with a separate manufacturing and packing facility. Block C is used for the manufacturing of Non-Beta Lactum liquid injections

Each block has well maintained clean room areas for manufacturing and packaging of various pharmaceutical formulations. Latest and world class pharma machines coupled with efficient operators and keen eye of dedicated plant supervisors for each blocks make sure our world class pharma products like tablet, capsule, liquid, ointment and injection that comes out from our premise has a stamp of quality and  trust written over it

In line with our commitment to leave a minimal environmental foot print, our unit is equipped with following facilities:

• The best in class water & waste management systems,
• Sufficient space for new calibration process as per the mandated SOPs
• Separate points for inflow and outflow of workforce and products
• Best in class Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system

It is our strict adherence towards quality and impetus to roll out mass volume of product delivery under strict deadline make our plant win different national and international certifications and accreditation

The production capacity of our plant is in line with the best in business manufacturing mass volumes of pharmaceutical formulations