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Venipharm Gets European Enoxaparin Nod

 
• By Dave Wallace

Venipharm has received approval for its enoxaparin through the European decentralized procedure. The product was developed in collaboration with China’s Nanjing King-Friend Biochemical Pharmaceutical.

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Venipharm’s Enoxaparin Is On The Verge Of Approval In The UK, Germany, Spain And Sweden • Source: Shutterstock

France’s Venipharm has announced the approval through the European decentralized procedure (DCP) of its biosimilar enoxaparin.

“This achievement is the result of a successful co-development with Nanjing King-Friend Biochemical Pharmaceutical,” Venipharm pointed out, describing the Chinese company

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