Thermo Fisher’s Swindon facility specializes in integrated sterile liquid and lyophilized product development and commercial manufacturing, including high potency products and LVP. The Swindon facility offers extensive development and commercial capabilities for sterile dosage forms, including liquid vials, commercial fill finish lines, primary and secondary packaging vials.
The facility has:
Additionally, the facility has extensive complex technology transfer expertise. Its Qualified Persons (QPs) ensure prompt release of bulk products within the European market. Swindon has received regulatory approval from various international regulatory inspection agencies, including MHRA, FDA and the Gulf Co-operation Council
Swindon is part of our European network of steriles sites, which includes Ferentino and Monza in Italy, and part of our Global network, including Greenville, North Carolina, USA and Singapore.
| Early Development | Late dev | Commercial supply | ||||||
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| Lyophilized vials | ||||||||
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