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Wockhardt Expands UK Vaccines Unit With Serum Institute Deal

Serum Life Sciences Collaboration Will Include New Facility In Wrexham

 
• By Dave Wallace

India’s Wockhardt has announced a fresh collaboration with the Serum Institute of India that will see the firm create a new sterile fill-and-finish facility in the UK, as part of plans to deliver an additional 150 million vaccine doses.

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A new facility will be created in Wrexham, North Wales • Source: Dmitry Kaminsky / Alamy Stock Photo

Wockhardt has announced a collaboration with Serum Institute of India subsidiary Serum Life Sciences UK “to deliver a global vaccine program” that will involve the creation of a new sterile fill-and-finish facility in the UK and the delivery of 150 million doses of multiple vaccines.

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