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Catalent and AstraZeneca to expand support for COVID-19 vaccine AZD1222
Catalent will prepare the Harmans facility, close to Baltimore-Washington International (BWI) airport, to enable multiple production trains to run in parallel to produce the...
ChargePoint invest in a single-use manufacturing facility to expand product line
The single-use manufacturing facility will become fully operational in June 2024, and will support the company's trio of liquid and powder transfer devices
Innovation in generics: increased efficiency through peptide API synthesis expertise
Leading Swiss pharmaceutical company Bachem explains the benefits of converging LPPS in the manufacturing of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analogues
Bayer HealthCare and Johns Hopkins University to collaborate on new ophthalmic therapies
The partners will work jointly on the discovery and development of innovative drugs for the treatment of serious back-of-the-eye diseases
Berry Global invests to increase production capacity for healthcare products
Berry Global Group has invested in additional assets and manufacturing capabilities to increase its healthcare production capacity by up to 30% across three of its European sites
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