Russia, Ukraine and the Baltic states increasing in importance on the contract manufacturing market

11 December 2013
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Russia seems to be an attractive country for pharmaceutical contract manufacturing, chiefly because of the strict regulations implemented in recent years which compel manufacturers to tap into production opportunities in the country.

On the other hand, a potential customer must exercise caution and check whether the internationally recognized Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) rules are being observed by a production facility, according to the latest report from Poland-based market research group PMR, titled Pharmaceutical contract manufacturing and API sourcing 2013; Russia, Ukraine and the Baltic states.

GMP conversion process continues in Russia

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