Supplier News

A Phase III clinical trial of anti-coronavirus immunoglobulin did not meet its endpoints, concluding the year-long CoVIg-19 Plasma Alliance, Takeda and CSL Behring announced.

Sterling Pharma Solutions has acquired ADC Biotechnology, a bioconjugation development services business specializing in antibody drug conjugates.

Under the terms of the expanded agreement, Catalent will provide Moderna with a new high-speed vial filling line until June 2023 along with inspection, labeling, cartoning, and final packaging for potential pipeline programs.

The company has introduced Opto Assure, a series of assays that provide yield and product quality data at an earlier stage in cell-line development.

Following a manufacturing mix-up, J&J will extend its oversight at Emergent’s Maryland facility; AstraZeneca manufacturing to relocate.

Human error at an Emergent BioSolutions facility cited as cause for the loss of a large batch of COVID-19 vaccines.

The business, which has been renamed Woodstock Sterile Solutions, will operate out of a single site in Woodstock, IL, and will support clinical- to commercial-stage formulation and manufacturing.

NewAge Industries received B Corp certification from B Lab, a nonprofit organization that creates standards, policies, and tools for businesses.

Set to be operational in 2026, the new facility will provide added antigen and filling capacity for Sanofi’s influenza vaccine, increasing its availability in Canada, the United States, and Europe.

GSK will provide filling capacity at its Barnard Castle facility in England.

The partnership will combine Cold Chain Technologies thermal packaging with B Medical Systems’ stationary refrigeration solutions for temperature-critical pharmaceuticals.

Celonic will manufacture CvnCoV at its facility in Germany.

The expanded agreement will include aseptic fill/finish services at its San Diego, CA facility.

EMA has approved the manufacturing of drug product for BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine, BNT162b2, at BioNTech’s manufacturing site located in Marburg, Germany.

The company has entered into an agreement with the African Vaccine Acquisition Trust for the supply of 220 million doses of its single-shot COVID-19 vaccine for the African Union’s 55 member states beginning in the third quarter of 2021.

The companies will use Ajinomoto’s AJICAP proprietary site-specific bioconjugation technology for the development of Bright Peak’s Immunocytokines.

Mikael Hagstroem has been named as the company’s new CEO.

The companies will work together to determine the impact on autologous and allogeneic cell therapies by combining Kytopen’s proprietary Flowfect technology for non-viral cell engineering with other steps in the manufacturing process.

The companies will aim to establish clinical and commercial supply agreements for Plus Therapeutics’ RNL-liposome drug product at the appropriate stage of development.

The fund will focus on emerging life science companies with novel platforms and methods to improve therapeutic outcomes and those with technologies that support science research, development, and manufacturing.

AstraZeneca has released the results of its primary analysis of the Phase III trial data evaluating its COVID-19 vaccine.

Roche has revealed the positive topline results from it Phase III trial assessing the investigational antibody cocktail of casirivimab and imdevimab in high-risk non-hospitalized COVID-19 patients.

The new facility, which is expected to be operational by spring 2025, will feature 8 x 20,000-L bioreactors with the potential to add further 24 x 20,000-L bioreactors based on market demand.

Cybin will use Catalent’s Zydis orally disintegrating tablet technology for the delivery of its novel deuterated tryptamine, CYB003, a potential therapy for treatment-resistant psychiatric disorders.

Mecart has achieved FM-4880 and FM-4882 certification of its cleanroom wall and ceiling panels from the FM Approvals certification organization.

Patrick D. Walsh will take over the role from Walter J. Kaczmarek III, who is stepping down as CEO.

Under an expanded agreement with J&J, Catalent Biologics will increase manufacturing capacity at its Anagni, Italy, site to accommodate the large-scale commercial supply of Janssen’s COVID-19 vaccine.

Using the capabilities of Pharma Waldhof, one of Aceto’s facilities in Düsseldorf, Germany, the company plans to provide customers with access to raw materials, tested products for pharmaceutical cell culture applications, and cell culture media ingredients.