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Orchid gets European drug body nod for Cephradine

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Chennai , July 5

ORCHID Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals on Monday announced that the European regulator, European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines, had approved its manufacturing facility for the bulk drug, Cephradine. The approval, Orchid's eighth such, allows it to export the drug to Europe.

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