Pfizer sells Chinese IP to seal Wyeth deal
01 June 2010
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Peter Ollier, Hong Kong
US pharmaceutical company Pfizer has sold the Chinese IP rights for a swine flu vaccine to a domestic company to comply with an anti-monopoly review by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce
The world's largest research-based drug maker has sold the
Chinese patent rights to Harbin Pharmaceutical Group and will
provide the company with technical assistance and training on
how to use the vaccine for up to three years.
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