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All FAD Agents in Japan to Be Discontinued as Kyowa Hakko Bio Quits API Production
Five Japanese drug makers said on June 6 that they will discontinue sales of 13 products containing flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD) as Kyowa Hakko Bio will cease the manufacturing of their APIs in FY2023 - the latest fallout from GMP…
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