Pending legislation that would prohibit federal government relationships with contract service providers in certain countries and potentially restrict companies from contracting with them may have already claimed its first casualty within biopharma as China-based contract research, development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) WuXi AppTec withdrew its membership in the Biotechnology Innovation Organization.
WuXi AppTec Quits BIO As Group Endorses BIOSECURE Act
BIO chairman Ted Love had said at BIO CEO last month that “damaging” the company could have unintended consequences.
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