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After US plant reveal, France's Orano Med lays out €250M to build another radioligand facility overseas

Fierce Pharma

With multiple drugmakers already announcing a slew of radiopharmaceutical moves this year, France’s Orano Med is doubling down on the nuclear medicine craze. Dubbed the Advanced Thorium Extraction Facility, the new 7,000-square-meter site is slated to manufacture thorium-228, a precursor of lead-212, for radioligand therapies.

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France's Orano Med debuts radiotherapy manufacturing plant near Indianapolis

Fierce Pharma

Amid a nuclear medicine boom, France’s Orano Med has chosen the U.S. to establish a manufacturing plant as it progresses on its radiopharma journey. The site marks the world’s first industrial-scale facility dedicated to production of lead-212-based radioligand therapies, the company said.

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Bayer christens $250M cell therapy 'launch facility' in Berkeley

Fierce Pharma

Despite the promise of cell therapies, manufacturing the personalized medicines at scale has been a limiting factor for many companies. Despite the promise of cell therapies, manufacturing the personalized medicines at scale has been a limiting factor for many companies.

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Medicinal cannabis: the route to good manufacturing practice registration

European Pharmaceutical Review

The UK medicinal cannabis sector has witnessed important regulatory advances in recent years. In this Q&A, EPR caught up with CEO James Short and Managing Director Arthur Wakeley from Celadon, to learn more about the company’s experience moving through, and progressing, the strict regulatory process for medicinal cannabis.

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Tariffs could threaten medicine innovation, industry bodies warn

European Pharmaceutical Review

A new industry survey from the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) highlights the vulnerability of supply that proposed tariffs would put on medicines, and its impact on patient access. This makes supply of medicines vulnerable especially to proposed tariffs on the EU, China, and Canada, according to BIO.

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Halting Europe’s essential medicines manufacturing exodus

European Pharmaceutical Review

While maintaining a healthy manufacturing industry for production of ‘high tech’ pharmaceuticals, Europe has stepped away from manufacturing essential medicines and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) due to unrelenting price pressures and is now heavily reliant on the import of these critical ingredients.

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Call to arms as UK falls back in medicines manufacturing

pharmaphorum

Drastic steps need to be taken if the UK is to reverse a steep decline in medicines manufacturing in recent years, according to a cross-industry coalition. Over the same period, similar countries – including Ireland, France, and Germany – have been moving to boosting manufacturing productivity, output, and exports.