After Consent Decree, Wockhardt May Sell US Site Amid Wider Revamp
Executive Summary
Wockhardt’s US arm Morton Grove Pharmaceuticals, which is bound by a consent decree of permanent injunction, discontinues production to undertake an “orderly closure” and potential sale of its Illinois site. Indian parent firm taps contract manufacturers to service US market.
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