Pfizer making deep cuts at estrogen extraction plant
Pfizer ($PFE), which faces thousands of lawsuits over hormone replacement therapies, will cut about 40% of the workforce at a Canadian plant where one of them is made.
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Plant closure hurts Orchid's earnings; J&J comes up with more Doxil;
Contract manufacturer Vetter to open new high-tech warehouse
Vetter, the German contract manufacturer that specializes in aseptic filling, has invested $45 million in a new temperature controlled warehouse.
U.K. pharmacy group wants drug exports stopped
Because of EU trade rules and a weak pound, wholesalers are sourcing drugs in the U.K. then selling their supplies to countries where they can make more money, Reuters reports.
Another pain drug recall for Hospira
Hospira has had to recall another lot of medication, this time syringes believed to contain too much of a pain killer.
Review slams U.K. regulators over breast implant failures
The U.K. regulators who should have been there to protect the health of patients, fell down on the job when it came to the silicone breast implants made with substandard materials, received by thousands of women, according to a government review published Monday.
Merck Announces Details of Merck Serono Efficiency Program and Introduces Merck Group Mid-Term Financial Targets
Merck KGaA says cuts will save $385 million
Merck KGaA today put euro signs to the restructuring it announced last month, which includes some cuts to its manufacturing division.
Pakistan's ephedrine scandal takes on international intrigue
An investigation into whether two drug manufacturing companies in Pakistan turned ephedrine allocations into street drugs may be taking on an international aspect.


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