China's Simcere Looks To Move Past Vaccine Troubles, Focuses On New GMP Requirements, Partnering With Big Pharma
• By PharmAsia News
BEIJING - Leading Chinese drug maker Simcere Pharmaceutical Group, which develops innovative medicines, first-to-market generics and biosimilars, reported this week that its earnings for 2010 skyrocketed, despite its takeover of a vaccine producer that was slapped with substantial fines last year for turning out a "substandard rabies vaccine.
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