The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working closely with Pfizer NYSE: PFE) to assess the impact of the damage at its facility at Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
A tornado hit the site last week and reports on how much damage was done - and what the impact on the supply line will be - have varied.
Over the next few days, the FDA vowed to complete a more extensive assessment of the products that may be impacted and the current available supply of those products.
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