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Sun Feels The Heat As FDA Seizes Caraco Drugs; To Sign Consent Decree And Reset Guidance

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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MUMBAI - Days after U.S. FDA ordered seizure of 33 products from Caraco's Detroit-based manufacturing unit, its Indian parent Sun Pharma told investors that it will withdraw its earnings guidance and revise at a later date. Sun Pharma had set a guidance of 13-15 percent growth in 2009-10

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