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|Articles|October 1, 2013
CPhi Preview 2013: Pfizer
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2013 CPhI Exhibitor Preview
Company: Pfizer CentreSource
Description: Pfizer CentreSource (PCS) integrates Pfizer’s world-class analytical, regulatory, technical support and production expertise to provide greater flexibility and help third-party customers work in accelerated timeframes. Key manufacturing assets include world-class bioprocessing facilities in the United States and Europe, as well as high-containment capabilities in Europe. PCS also offers specialty dosage form manufacturing and an array of active pharmaceutical ingredients and fine chemical intermediates.
Website: www.pfizercentresource.com
Booth Number: 30D54
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