
- Pharmaceutical Technology-06-02-2007
- Volume 31
- Issue 6
Pharma Capsules
News and Views
Agreements
IPR to Service Manesty Machines
Manesty (Fairfield, NJ,
Acquisitions
GE Acquires Wave Biotech
GE Healthcare (Chalfont St.Giles, UK,
Bosch to Buy Pharmatec
The Bosch Group (Stuttgart, Germany,
Bosch develops and manufactures process and packaging machinery for the pharmaceutical industries. Pharmatec focuses on hygienic and aseptic process technologies for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.The purchase price was not disclosed, and the transaction is subject to approval by antitrust authorities.
People
AdvantaPure Names Director of Software Solutions
AdvantaPure (Southampton, PA,
Johnson previously was Advantapure's network administrator. He joined NewAge Industries, AdvantaPure's parent company, in 1990 as a sales representative.
IPS Announces Appointments
Integrated Project Services (IPS, Lafayette Hill, PA,
IPS also appointed David J. Brown director, project services. Brown will lead the project-services and project-controls teams to develop solutions to support client projects and business objectives. He will also implement various project-controls functions such as estimating, planning, cost control, change management, progress measurement, risk management, and cashflow projections for pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical clients.
Atlas Hires Senior Technical Consultant
Atlas Material Testing Technology (Chicago, IL,
Dumbleton's experience includes technical and business management in the polymer-materials industry. He previously worked as a director of research and development at Alcoa Flexible Packaging.
Expansions
BASF Adds THF Capacity at Ludwigshafen Site
BASF (Florham Park, NJ
THF is used in complex water-sensitive reactions frequently needed to produce active pharmaceutical ingredients. BASF supplies high-purity THF with a low residual water content of 0.01%.
Future Pak Moves to Larger Facility
Future Pak Ltd. (Wixom, MI,
The site will provide space for the expansion of the company's blister-packaging capacity. During the past three years, Future Pak's annual packaging volume grew to 1800 batches, or about 7 billion tablets.
Articles in this issue
over 18 years ago
Out of Date, Out of Touchover 18 years ago
Building Monoclonal Antibody Productionover 18 years ago
Nanotechnology Advances in Drug Deliveryover 18 years ago
Setting an Exampleover 18 years ago
Pharmaceutical Technology's Manufacturers' Rankingsover 18 years ago
Manufacturing Issues Shape Follow-On Biologics Debateover 18 years ago
Is Your Company Lucky or Smart?over 18 years ago
In the Spotlight June 2007over 18 years ago
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