Wockhardt of India is expected to receive regulatory approval shortlyfor a recombinant form of human insulin, to be sold under the Winsulin trade name, in its home market. The product, which has been developed entirely in India, will be launched immediately on approval. Two other companies, Shanta-Biocon and Bharat Biotech, have also filed for approval of recombinant insulin products and hope to launch them in mid-2003.
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