Women in Nutraceuticals Brings Day of Programming to Bharat Nutraverse Expo in New Delhi

Women in Nutraceuticals (WIN) will bring its community to New Delhi in September for a full day of programming on Sept. 8 as part of the Bharat Nutraverse Expo 2026, taking place Sept. 7-9 at Bharat Mandapam. The event brings together experts in ingredients, botanicals, finished products, manufacturing, regulatory affairs, testing, research, supply chain, and international trade.

WIN’s attendance comes as the global industry looks to strengthen international collaboration. For example, the Shellac and Forest Products Export Promotion Council (SHEFEXIL) and the Organic & Natural Health Association formed a partnership on scientific exchange, regulatory dialogue, trusted supply chains, and responsible trade. This partnership will focus on executive exchanges, regulatory roundtables, scientific forums, trade, buyer and seller introductions, education, facility visits, and academia.

Against this backdrop, WIN’s programming will focus on what it will take to build a more connected, credible, and resilient industry.

“India represents a significant opportunity for the global nutraceutical industry. With its scale, scientific and manufacturing capabilities, rich botanical heritage, and rapidly growing consumer market, India has a vital role to play in shaping the future of nutraceuticals worldwide. We are proud to bring the Women in Nutraceuticals community to Bharat Nutraverse Expo and to support a platform that strengthens connections between Indian and international industry leaders. By bringing people, ideas, and expertise together across borders, we can help build a more connected, credible, and resilient industry and ultimately ensure that consumers around the world have access to safe, effective, and trusted nutraceutical solutions,” said Silvi Siddhu, senior vice president at Ujala Life Sciences and regional ambassador for Asia Pacific for Women in Nutraceuticals.

Throughout the day, discussions will explore India’s growing role in the global industry, how to succeed in international markets, evolving regulatory requirements, supply chain resilience, quality and transparency, botanical science, consumer demand, artificial intelligence, and East-West collaboration.