The US Food and Drug Administration has licensed the new influenza vaccine manufacturing facility of Sanofi Pasteur, the vaccines division of French drug major Sanofi-Aventis, located in Swiftwater, Pennsylvania. It will incorporate the latest technology in egg-based vaccine production as part of the company's commitment to produce the largest number of doses of vaccine in the shortest time frame to address the threat of seasonal and pandemic flu. The licensure is for production of the company's seasonal trivalent flu vaccine, Fluzone, and augments the current production capacity for this product in the USA, where the firm has invested some $150.0 million. The new facility will produce 100 million doses when operating at full capacity, says Sanofi Pasteur.
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