Schering opens south China's premier IUD (intrauterine devices) plant:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The first intrauterine devices (IUD) manufacturing plant in the south of China became operational last week. Berlin-based Schering, whose 2001 product sales in China totalled E24 million ($21million), has invested E3.3 million into the Guangzhou-based plant. It marks the third development in Schering's series of production projects in China. The company has 400 employees in China.
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