CDMOs and CMOs will continue to invest in biopharmaceutical services and facilities as the bio/pharmaceutical industry looks to biosimilars and personalized medicine.
Biologics, including cell and gene therapies, have continued their upward trend in the pharmaceutical industry in the past few years. Pharma companies are investing in these therapies, and FDA has been encouraging the development of generic versions of already established biologics (1). Biologics, however, are costly to develop and manufacture, causing a variety of pharmaceutical companies to turn to contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs). In response to this demand, CDMOs are continuing to invest in biopharmaceutical services and manufacturing facilities.
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