Sanofi Pasteur, the vaccines division of French drug major Sanofi-Aventis, has inaugerated a new vaccine production facility in Val de Reuil in the North of France. The highly-automated facility can produce vaccines against 20 diseases and is designed to be ready to switch to manufacture flu vaccines, in the event of an epidemic. The plant cost 100.0 million euros ($154.8 million) and is part of a 200.0-million euro investment project in the Val de Reuil area. Sanofi has invested over 1.0 billion euros on industrial capacities over the last five years.
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