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Novartis Investing $1.25 Billion In China

Manufacturing.Net - November 03, 2009

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BASEL, Switzerland (AP) -- Pharmaceuticals company Novartis AG said Tuesday it will invest $1.25 billion in its research centers in China over the next five years.

The company said it will spend $1 billion expanding the Novartis Institute of BioMedical Research in Shanghai, which specializes in the research of diseases particularly prevalent in China.

Another $250 million will be invested in a new technical facility in Changshu, which researches, develops and manufactures active pharmaceutical ingredients, said Novartis.

"We are confident that our expanded investment in R&D will result in innovative therapies for patients in China and other countries nurtured by the growing scientific excellence in China," said Chief Executive Daniel Vasella.


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Death by Chinese Pill  11/3/2009 2:25:00 PM
OH CRAP!!!! Toxic drywall, lead in toys, poisoned pet food & poison toothpaste..... We are doomed. Just pop a chinese pill and you'll have the next poison problem directly in your blood stream. I hope I never have to take any of these pills from China.


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