JHL Biotech, an emerging biosimilars company in Taiwan, hosted a delegation of Brazilian government officials and top-ranking biotech executives who visited the company's headquarters in support of Brazil's partnership with JHL to produce affordable, world-class biosimilars.
The delegation included Antonio Werneck, president of In Vitro Brazil, Augusto Raupp, president of the Research Foundation of the State of Rio de Janeiro (FAPERJ), Joao Transmontano, chief executive of Biolotus Biotech, and Tande Vieira, Undersecretary of State of Science, Technology, and Innovation and coordinator of the executive group of Life Sciences of the Industrial Complex of Rio de Janeiro.
Attraction of Brazil for biosimilars
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