South African pharmaceutical company Aspen Pharmacare has announced the signing of an agreement with two Johnson subsidiaries
Production is reportedly to be carried out at the as sterile Aspen Pharmacare facility in the South African town of Port Elizabeth, where the company said it had invested more than $184 million in the facility to enable the manufacture and packaging of medicines and vaccines.
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In a press release, Aspen said, “Aspen is pleased to announce that one of its hundred percent owned South African subsidiaries, Pharmacare Limited (which operates under the so-called Aspen Pharmacare”), has signed an initial agreement with Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. , and Janssen Pharmaceutica NV, two of Johnson’s Janssen pharmaceutical companies.
Aspen Group CEO Stephen Saad added: “We have invested internationally in our sterile capacity and are committed to playing a role in vaccine production to our pride in contributing to humanity in times of global pandemic. “
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