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Feature|Videos|September 25, 2025

Fresenius Kabi Contract Manufacturing Focuses on Your Success

Saleem Farooqui of Fresenius Kabi explains how the company is addressing today’s pharmaceutical manufacturing needs. Watch this video to learn how these capabilities can help bring products to market successfully.

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In this video, Saleem Farooqui of Fresenius Kabi explains how the company’s contract manufacturing services help bring pharmaceutical products from development through commercialization. He describes Fresenius Kabi’s global network of more than 17 manufacturing and R&D sites—including three US facilities in Illinois, North Carolina, and New York—and emphasizes the breadth of capabilities they offer. Farooqui highlights their sterile fill-finish expertise for biologics, small molecules, emulsions, lipids, and simple solutions, produced in formats such as vials, pre-filled syringes, IV bags, ampoules, and blow-fill seal. He also underscores the company’s strong culture of quality and compliance, along with a dedicated team that provides regulatory guidance and market support to help products succeed globally.


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