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Pfizer Looks To Team Up With Shanghai Pharmaceutical To Co-develop And Commercialize Pfizer Products In China

This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily

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The MOU with Pfizer enables the two companies to explore cooperation throughout the whole value chain, including R&D, product registration, commercialization, distribution and even manufacturing, SPH said.

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