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Emily covers the ever-changing pharma landscape and innovative ingredients from the supplement sector, with particular interest in sports nutrition and the policies and regulations shaping the market

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<p>Emily is the Scientific Reporter for Nutraceutical Business Review and Manufacturing Chemist. Emily has a background in Biomedical Science and Genetics and a Master’s degree in Journalism from Oxford Brookes University. When she’s not reporting on the latest news, you&#39;ll find her in a boat on the river.</p>

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Manufacturing
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As clean-label expectations migrate from health foods into pharmaceutical supply chains, natural ingredient supplier RIBUS says that rice-based excipients are becoming a credible alternative to synthetic standards
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Regulatory
MC EXCLUSIVE: MHRA on a mission to redefine UK gene therapy

MC EXCLUSIVE: MHRA on a mission to redefine UK gene therapy

The UK's medicines regulator is seeking industry input on a landmark overhaul of gene therapy medicinal product definitions — the first substantive update in more than two decades — as synthetic mRNA and CRISPR-based technologies outpace the legal framework designed to govern them
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Finance
Britain's biotech potential (part II): world-class science, second-class support?

Britain's biotech potential (part II): world-class science, second-class support?

In part one, Manufacturing Chemist explored the UK’s world-class science base and early-stage investment appeal. In this second instalment, attention turns to the structural gaps that are limiting its ability to scale
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Regulatory
Britain's biotech potential (part I): world-class science, second-class support?

Britain's biotech potential (part I): world-class science, second-class support?

The UK produces top-tier life sciences research, offers favourable conditions for early-stage investment and hosts a growing network of internationally competitive clusters. So why does the capital keep leaving?
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Manufacturing
From lab to patient: how Fujifilm Cellular Dynamics is scaling iPSC therapies towards commercialisation

From lab to patient: how Fujifilm Cellular Dynamics is scaling iPSC therapies towards commercialisation

As induced pluripotent stem cell therapies move closer to commercial reality, Fujifilm Cellular Dynamics' COO Delara Motlagh explains how manufacturers are navigating the complex journey from early-phase flexibility to scalable, regulatory-ready production
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Analysis
Semaglutide patent cliff: pharma industry braces for impact

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With the weight-loss industry shifting from a monopoly held by innovators to a high-volume, competitive generic market, the pharma manufacturing sector is gearing up for a "generic wave" with investments into large-scale protein synthesis and facilities for injectables
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Packaging
RFID and smart labels: a new frontier in pharma packaging

RFID and smart labels: a new frontier in pharma packaging

Smart RFID and NFC labels are moving beyond simple identification to enable real-time traceability, automated inventory management and enhanced patient safety, positioning advanced labelling as a strategic tool in pharmaceutical manufacturing and hospital supply chains
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Analysis
US mRNA policy shift: are vaccine headwinds accelerating oncology focus?

US mRNA policy shift: are vaccine headwinds accelerating oncology focus?

With Washington’s stance on mRNA vaccines cooling, Manufacturing Chemist examines whether policy and funding signals could influence the pharmaceutical industry’s most commercially promising frontier: oncology therapeutics
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Regulatory
From stockpiles to smart supply chains: how industry wants to fix Europe’s drug shortages

From stockpiles to smart supply chains: how industry wants to fix Europe’s drug shortages

An EU-level stockpile may work, but only if it’s flexible, closely monitored and built with logistics in mind. Industry players say drug security will depend less on volume and more on data, digital oversight and early collaboration throughout the supply chain
Finance
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Manufacturing
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