WADA wants drugmakers to help in fight against sports cheats
The World Anti-doping Authority (WADA) wants pharmaceutical manufacturers to identify drug candidates in their pipelines that could be used to cheat in sport.
Archives for August 1, 2012
AMRI's Burlington facility sees unexpected uptick in Q2
AMRI’s once troubled Burlington facility has seen an uptick in new contracts and is showing strong potential for more, according to CEO Thomas D'Ambra.
Dr. Reddy's is big enough to bear the brunt of closed Mexico plant, says Barclays
Dr. Reddy’s may not have as big a hill to climb as some observers suggest to regain customers lost as a result of the closure of its Mexican API plant, according to Barclays.
Western Europe is growth hub for pharma business says GEA
Drug industry customers in Western Europe drove the modest gains achieved by GEA pharmaceutical business in Q2 2012.
AmerisourceBergen bags $18.5bn supply deal with Express Scripts
AmerisourceBergen has inked an $18.5bn deal to supply brand pharmaceuticals for Express Scripts' new mail order service.
Indian CRO spending down as effect of weak rupee continues
Indian CROs continued to limit their spending in the second quarter as the weak rupee, fallout from Dateline and regulatory inertia hit business.
Impurities and starting material issues topped list of deficiencies in CEP applications says EDQM
Failure to discuss impurities and unacceptable starting materials topped the list of deficiencies in CEP applications in 2011 according to the EDQM.
News from Theorem, FMC Technologies and EMD Serono – People on the move
Outsourcing-Pharma.com presents its latest round up of career moves in the pharmaceutical industry, including news from Theorem, FMC Technologies and EMD Serono.