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Aug 12, 2022

Almac expanding in Souderton, Montgomery County

Acting Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development Secretary Neil Weaver was in Souderton Thursday to tour contract pharmaceutical manufacturer, Almac, and celebrate the $93.5 million overall investment the company has planned over the next three years. 

Mar 31, 2022

Rite Aid sued over use of new logo font

A Delaware-based type foundry and design studio has filed a suit against Rite Aid and its creative and advertising agencies, alleging that the Camp Hill pharmaceutical chain violated a license agreement with the company when it used one of its fonts as part of a $700 million rebranding campaign. 

Jan 28, 2022

B. Braun Medical gets FDA approval for Daytona Beach facility

Bethlehem’s B. Braun Medical Inc.  has received final approval by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) for its new pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Daytona Beach, Florida.  

Oct 14, 2021

Colorcon acquires majority stake in India pharmaceutical manufacturer

Harleysville-based Colorcon Inc., a manufacturer of pharmaceutical film coatings and specialty excipients has purchased a majority share in Ideal Cures Pvt. Ltd., an India-based manufacturer of excipients and ready-to-use coating systems for pills and capsules. 

Dec 3, 2020

Allentown pharmaceutical firm expanding to help create COVID-19 vaccines

An Allentown pharmaceutical manufacturing company, U.S. Specialty Formulations, is expanding again to continue its work developing a COVID-19 vaccine in partnership with VaxForm of Bethlehem.

Apr 6, 2020

PA company testing COVID-19 vaccine today

INOVIO Pharmaceuticals, Inc., the Plymouth Meeting-based pharmaceutical company, will test the first dose of its COVID-19 vaccine today on a healthy volunteer.

May 22, 2019

Pa. Attorney General defends efforts to make Purdue Pharma pay

Pennsylvania's top attorney is defending his efforts to make drug-maker Purdue Pharma pay for the way it marketed the painkiller OxyContin to doctors in Pennsylvania.