A new vaccine manufacturing plant, which was opened in Nicaragua two years ago, should start its official operations from March 2019 after receiving all the needed certifications for the facility, according to recent statements by the director of the St Petersburg Research Institute of Vaccines and Serums of Russia (SPbNIIVS) Viktor Trukhin, the person who oversees implementation of the project.
Mr Trukhin said a significant delay in the launch of the plant was mainly due to serious disruptions with the supplies of the needed equipment that were committed by some of the contractors from India, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
The decision to build the plant was taken by the intergovernmental commission of Russia and Nicaragua in 2013.Technical commissioning of the plant took place on October 22, 2016.
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