Sinovac Biotech, a leading provider of vaccines in China, has received the Good Manufacturing Practice certification for its recently-opened filling and packaging production facility. The certificate of compliance has a five-year term and was issued by China's State Food and Drug Administration following a site inspection.
The GMP certification provides for an overall annual manufacturing capacity of 20 million doses, with the capability to produce up to 40 million doses through reasonable scheduling of activities. This production milestone ensures that Sinovac can fully meet increasing market demand and potential production increases for currently commercialized products, namely Healive, Bilive and Anflu vaccines. The plant also has the capabilities to fill and package Panflu, the company's pandemic influenza vaccine, in order to support China's prevention and control strategy against a potential outbreak of pandemic influenza.
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