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Edi­to­rial: “New oppor­tu­ni­ties in med­ical science”

Dear Readers, dear Busi­ness Asso­ciates, Bio­phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals are gaining ground world­wide, opening up new oppor­tu­ni­ties in med­ical sci­ence and their market share is growing steadily. Advanced Therapy Med­i­c­inal Prod­ucts (ATMPs) offer hope for the treat­ment of dis­eases such as cancer, Parkinson’s, dia­betes or Alzheimer’s, for which there have been insuf­fi­cient or no ther­a­pies until now. How­ever, these […]

Dear Readers,
dear Busi­ness Associates,

Bio­phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals are gaining ground world­wide, opening up new oppor­tu­ni­ties in med­ical sci­ence and their market share is growing steadily. Advanced Therapy Med­i­c­inal Prod­ucts (ATMPs) offer hope for the treat­ment of dis­eases such as cancer, Parkinson’s, dia­betes or Alzheimer’s, for which there have been insuf­fi­cient or no ther­a­pies until now.

How­ever, these gene and cell ther­a­peu­tics as well as biotech­no­log­i­cally processed tissue prod­ucts also pose new chal­lenges for phar­ma­ceu­tical and machine man­u­fac­turers. Sterile pro­duc­tion throughout and aseptic filling into bags, syringes or vials are crucial.

Harro Höfliger’s experts have already devel­oped trend-set­ting solu­tions for numerous projects. Yet fewer stan­dards than ever can be estab­lished. This is why we work closely with our cus­tomers to imple­ment indi­vidual, holistic solutions.

In order to pick up the pace in this area, we are working relent­lessly to develop pre­assem­bled mod­ules for flex­ibly con­fig­urable machine plat­forms. We devote all of our exper­tise to the devel­op­ment of the nec­es­sary aseptic pro­duc­tion processes, as you can read in the article “Aseptic phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals: Open to new approaches”.

Bio­phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals are the future. The exciting chal­lenges go hand in hand with our phi­los­ophy “The product deter­mines the process” and spur our cre­ativity and inno­v­a­tive spirit.

“ALL YOU NEED” – our promise now and in the future.

Your
Thomas Weller, 
CEO at Harro Höfliger

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