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What does it take to supply COVID-19 vaccines across the globe? Here s how the leading players are working it

Mar 3, 2021 9:45am COVID-19 vaccine shipments are now underway. Here are the supply chains tasked with producing billions of doses. (nevodka/iStock/Getty Images Plus/Getty Images) As COVID-19 gained steam worldwide last spring, little was known about the disease and the havoc it would wreak on the world. A year later, vaccines offer hope in the fight against the virus, but it will be a monumental task to produce them and deliver them around the planet. That these vaccines were invented, put through clinical testing and either have been rolled out or are nearing distribution is an accomplishment in itself, but the work is really just starting. The companies leading the charge aim to produce billions of doses to vaccinate the world s population, and encouraging real-world data from the ongoing rollouts are showing why it s such an important effort.

CDMO Celonic to beef up cell and gene therapy work at up-and-coming Novartis hub

Mar 3, 2021 12:19pm Novartis in February said it would convert manufacturing operations in Stein, Switzerland, into a life sciences hub focused on cell and gene therapy production. (Novartis) Like many CDMOs these days, Switzerland s Celonic aims to make a big splash in cell and gene therapy and it s picked up space at an emerging Novartis life sciences hub to take that work to the next level.  Celonic sewed up a long-term lease for production and office space in the WST-222 building of Novartis’ hub-to-be in Stein, Switzerland, dubbed Life Science Park Rheintal. The company will use the 91,500-square-foot location to set up production capacity for cell and gene therapies, next-generation vaccines and “innovative biopharmaceuticals.”

Perrigo s generics split is back on the docket, thanks to $1 55B Altaris offer

Perrigo is selling its prescription generics business to Altaris Capital Partners for $1.55 billion. The generics unit, which recently nabbed approval for a copycat version of Teva's ProAir HFA inhaler, will establish itself as a standalone company, investment firm Altaris said. The deal is expected to close by the end of the third quarter.

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