Israeli biopharmaceutical firm Kamada (KMDA: IT) has entered into an exclusive distribution and manufacturing agreement with US company Baxter International (NYSE: BAX), for Kamada's liquid, ready to use, intravenous alpha-1 antitrypsin product for the treatment of hereditary alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency approved by the US Food and Drug Administration on July 1, for marketing under the trade name Glassia.
The companies have also entered into a technology sharing agreement for the manufacturing of liquid AAT at Baxter's facility using Kamada's proprietary and patented technology.
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