Pharmaceutical Processing World
Since its establishment in 1984, Pharmaceutical Processing has been a key resource for professionals in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and biotech sectors, offering updates, insights, and information on the latest technologies and services. From the stages of formulation to packaging and advanced manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Processing World delivers thorough coverage of the newest innovations and best practices in the industry. The publication also provides in-depth analysis on various aspects of the pharmaceutical sector, including new product launches, drug pricing trends, treatment developments, and regulatory updates. Each year, we feature the Big Pharma 50, which highlights the largest pharmaceutical companies and offers valuable information about their research and development investments, top-selling medications, and future drug candidates. Pharmaceutical Processing World’s editorial content addresses important issues in pharmaceutical manufacturing, covering topics such as outsourcing, contract development, smart manufacturing, and the advancements associated with Industry 4.0. We also delve into areas like biologics, biopharmaceutical products, and innovation within the pharmaceutical field. Our audience consists of chemical engineers, technicians, facility managers, and regulatory experts.
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4 days ago |
pharmaceuticalprocessingworld.com | Sean Whooley
Pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturer Antheia announced today that it raised $56 million in Series C financing. The Menlo Park, California-based company aims to deliver ingredients to transform essential medicine supply chains. It plans to use the financing to expand the commercialization of its first product, Thebaine. The company also plans to launch additional products from its pipeline of more than 70 biosynthetic pharmaceutical ingredients.
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1 week ago |
pharmaceuticalprocessingworld.com | Brian Buntz
Getting a manufacturing plant from investment to start-up as quickly as possible is a priority in almost every industry. Yet speed-to-market is even more important when it comes to a biotech or pharmaceutical facility. When going online means getting a lifesaving or health-improving solution into the hands of the people who need them, a heightened sense of urgency and care should guide every step of the project.
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2 weeks ago |
pharmaceuticalprocessingworld.com | Danielle Kirsh
Prolific Machines, a biotechnology firm developing optogenetics-based solutions for protein manufacturing, has been accepted into the FDA’s Emerging Technology Program, the company announced this week. The FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) program supports the adoption of novel manufacturing technologies with the potential to improve drug quality and availability.
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3 weeks ago |
pharmaceuticalprocessingworld.com | Sean Whooley
Roche and its Genentech unit today announced plans to invest more than $700 million in a new manufacturing facility in the U.S.The company plans to build a new 700,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art drug manufacturing plant in Holly Springs, North Carolina. It expects to add more than 400 high-wage manufacturing jobs once operational, plus more than 1,500 construction jobs during site development. Holly Springs is located just outside Raleigh in the “Research Triangle” region of North Carolina.
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1 month ago |
pharmaceuticalprocessingworld.com | Sean Whooley
ICU Medical and Otsuka Pharmaceutical Factory (OPF) announced the formation of a new joint venture to strengthen supply chain resiliency. In this joint venture, the companies say they formed Otsuka ICU Medical LLC. It aims to strengthen IV solutions supply chains and drive innovation in the North American market. The joint venture follows last year’s agreement that saw ICU Medical aid Otsuka in entering the U.S. IV market.
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