Leiner Asks FDA About Restarting U.S. OTC Operations, Posts $27.5 Mil. Loss
• By Robert W. Mitchell
Heightened concerns over product quality triggered by adulterated Chinese imports and the need for more than one U.S. private-label supplier are fueling Leiner Health Products' optimism as it prepares to reenter the OTC market and recover from setbacks that led to a $27.5 million net loss in its latest quarter, CEO Robert Kaminski said Aug. 14
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