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CHARLESTON – As the trial date looms next week, a federal judge again has denied motions for summary judgment from the defendant opioid distributors. On April 29, Senior U.S. District Judge David A. Faber denied a motion for summary judgment on the grounds that the plaintiff municipalities can't prove the "fault" element of their public nuisance claim. That motion had been filed by the defendant companies AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson. The plaintiffs are the Cabell County Commission and the City of Huntington. "Plaintiffs proceed in this case on a single cause of action: p...

Genomic Vision appoints Mark David Lynch as Global Commercial and Marketing Director BAGNEUX, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: Genomic Vision (Paris:GV) (the “Company” - FR0011799907 – GV), a biotechnology company that develops tools and services dedicated to the analysis and control of changes in the genome, today announces the appointment of Mark David Lynch as Global Commercial and Marketing Director. Graduated in microbiology from University of Glasgow, Mark David Lynch has extensive experience in the business development of research and diagnostic d...

Genomic Vision appoints Mark David Lynch as Global Commercial and Marketing Director (Paris:GV) (the "Company" FR0011799907 GV), a biotechnology company that develops tools and services dedicated to the analysis and control of changes in the genome, today announces the appointment of Mark David Lynch as Global Commercial and Marketing Director. Graduated in microbiology from University of Glasgow, Mark David Lynch has extensive experience in the business development of research and diagnostic devices. Prior to joining Genomic Vision, Mark spent nearly 10 years at Fluidigm Corporation, a US bi...

February food export stats: note of caution sounded That’s according to Mark Lynch, partner at corporate finance house Oghma Partners. Exports of food and live animals to the EU increased by £300m (77.4%) in February 2021 compared to January, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS). The rise comes after exports were significantly impacted during the previous month​​, with the ONS report for January having shown a drop in food and animal exports to the EU of £700m (63.6%). Assessing HMRC data, the ONS also reported an ‘uptick’ in exports of fish and shellfish to the E...

Production of Marmite is set to bounce back as pubs reopen The reopening of pubs after lockdown will lead to a boost in production of Marmite and similar products affected by the mass closure of foodservice and hospitality businesses, online retailer Approved Food claims. One of the casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the supply of Marmite. Production of the spread was dramatically affected when the UK went into lockdown last march due to a shortage of brewer’s yeast a key ingredient in the product. With pubs closed across the country, production of bee...