Teva Pharmaceuticals gives a look into each step of sterile medicine production

Published: 11-Feb-2020
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Teva Pharmaceuticals has released a video showing production steps at a site that manufactures 480 million doses a year


Teva Pharmaceuticals has released a video showing a short snippet of each step in the production process of sterile medicines.

“Join Paul, Hikky and Amy as they take us behind the scenes and show us some of the quality and safety checks that go in to producing medicines at our factory in Runcorn, UK,” the company enthuses.

The Runcorn site produces over 480 million doses of sterile medicine every year. Meet the team and listen in to how they do it.

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