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At Panacea – Natural Products Expo India, we are delighted to receive tremendous positive response from across India as well as internationally as the 10th in-person edition returns once again. We wanted to reassure those planning to visit the event scheduled from 25-27 February 2022 at the University of Agricultural Sciences (GKVK), Bengaluru that health and safety will be of number one priority.
Panacea – Natural Products Expo India will adhere to strict COVID-19 public safety regulations, as per the guidelines given by the Government of India. This means all visitors, exhibitors and staff will be required to adhere to critical safety measures that will be in place at the venue. These will include:
The Organizers will provide additional hand washing facilities and hand sanitizing stations throughout the event space, encouraging all participants to regularly wash and disinfect their hands.
The organizers will undertake enhanced, deep cleaning before, during and after our events, working with our venue partners to ensure the highest standards of hygiene and cleanliness. This includes continuous sanitization throughout the course of an event.
The event will employ a system that facilitates non-contact registration for participants, including the availability of online registration.
The organizers will request that participants to avoid physical contact, such as handshakes and embraces, promoting the Indian way (Namaste) to greet business partners. The exchange of digital business cards and sales brochures will be encouraged.
The event will maintain a density of participants in line with local authority regulations and venue or other relevant guidance. This will be managed through one or more control measures such as pre-show communications to participants, a one-way traffic system around the exhibition venue, on-site signage and floor markings and on-site social distance ambassadors.
The organizers will work closely with venue partners to employ the highest standard of food safety, minimising selfservice buffets in favour of pre-packaged food options. If any queuing is anticipated, social distancing will be maintained through the use of floor markings and relevant signage.
The participants will have access to a qualified first aider and a separate quarantine area if possible. Participants will be asked not to attend if they are feeling unwell, and teams will follow local health authority guidance on detecting and managing anyone who displays symptoms of COVID-19.
The organizers will follow relevant health authority guidance on screening participants. This may include checking the temperatures of everyone on entry, through thermal scanning or other screening processes.
Should it be necessary, the organisers will work with local authorities to trace and contact participants at our events, subject to local privacy regulations.
It is the responsibility of all visitors and exhibitors to keep up-to-date with the latest COVID-19 legislation before attending the event, including the entry requirements from their own country into India. We will update this page prior to the event on 25th February 2022.
