JHP Pharma in pact to produce life saving drugs
JHP Pharmaceuticals, a contract manufacturing services provider of sterile injectables and ophthalmic/otic products, has signed a deal with a pharma firm for the production of a life-saving drug.
JHP's Rochester Michigan manufacturing plant covers over 80 acres of land and includes a 171,000sqft production building and warehouse.
JHP Pharma president and CEO Stuart Hinchen said their cGMP compliance record and experienced staff allow them to effectively serve this important customer.
"During the last six months, we successfully completed FDA and EMA audits in addition to entering agreements with four new contract customers," Hinchen said.
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