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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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Biden looks to broaden HHS powers to bolster domestic drug manufacturing

Fierce Pharma

. | Monday, during the first meeting of the new White House Council on Supply Chain Resilience, President Biden unveiled nearly 30 actions to bolster production networks across industries.

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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.

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J&J commits five-year investment in Italian medicine manufacturing

European Pharmaceutical Review

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is planning to invest a total of €580 million in Italy over the next five years. A portion of the investment, €125 million, is intended to support greater production capacity at its Latina site, which is a key part of the firm’s worldwide supply chain network, the company stated.

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EMA launches quality control group to aid medicine innovation

European Pharmaceutical Review

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has established the Quality Innovation Expert Group (QIG) to aid innovative approaches for the development, manufacture and quality control (QC) of medicines, including new technologies, digitalisation, novel materials and novel devices for patients in the European Union (EU).

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Lonza to acquire major biologics manufacturing facility

European Pharmaceutical Review

Lonza has agreed to acquire one of the world’s largest biologics manufacturing sites (by volume), for a total of $1.2 The acquisition of the manufacturing facility will significantly increase Lonza’s capacity of the manufacture of large-scale biologics, to meet demand for commercial mammalian contract manufacturing.

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Sandoz mobilises critical medicine production in Europe

European Pharmaceutical Review

Sandoz] has the only major remaining vertically-integrated production network for penicillins in Europe” Penicillins are the leading category of antibiotics worldwide, Sandoz highlighted. This represents a significant upgrade of penicillin active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing, Sandoz declared.