Stada And Alvotech Launch Higher-Strength Adalimumab In Europe

Hukyndra Biosimilar To Humira Introduced In France, Germany, Finland And Sweden

Stada and Alvotech have announced the launch of the Hukyndra higher-strength adalimumab biosimilar rival to Humira in selected European countries, with a wider roll-out to follow in the coming months.

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Stada and Alvotech have begun their launch across Europe • Source: Shutterstock

Stada has now launched the AVT02 higher-strength 100mg/ml adalimumab biosimilar developed by Alvotech in Europe under the name Hukyndra, with an initial roll-out focusing on “selected European countries, including France, Germany, Finland, and Sweden,” ahead of launches in further European countries that Stada says are scheduled “over the coming months.”

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