EU-wide nanotech register vital to ensure safety, says body
Brussels should step in to break the decade-long deadlock over the setting up of a mandatory registry for nanomaterial-containing products, said the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI).
Archives for June 12, 2011
Celerion labs OKed by Brazilian regulators
US early-stage focused CRO Celerion has received Brazilian regulatory approval for research and bioanalysis facilities on both sides of the Atlantic.
Biopharma revenues key to Pall’s Q3 gains
Sales to the biopharmaceutical sector drove revenue growth at Pall in third quarter fiscal 2011 and will be key to the firm’s future says CEO.
Baxter ordered to pay compensation in heparin case
US drugmaker Baxter International has been ordered to pay compensation of $625,000 to the estate of man who received a dose of heparin that was contaminated with over-sulfated chondroitin sulphate (OSCS).
Symetic opens process tech demo lab
Symetic has opened a new lab facility to showcase its range of processing systems to the pharmaceutical manufacturing, packaging and nutraceutical sectors.
Warnex grows Q1 revs and cuts losses on bioanalytical biz gains
Canadian lab services contractor Warnex posted improved results for Q1 with gains made by its bioanalytical unit offsetting a decline in its analytical services business.