Cuba Culture News and Information


Cuban Biotech Firm CIMAB S.A. Increases Exports


Posted January 26, 2004 by Publisher in Cuba Culture > Science & Health

Tools: Email this article | Print this article | Search Havana Journal

[url=http://www.DTcuba.com]http://www.DTcuba.com[/url]

Havana.- The Cuban company CIMAB S.A., which commercializes the products of the Molecular Immunology Center, increased exports in 2003.
Company executives pointed out that new markets were explored last year, and production capacity was increased due to the introduction of state-of-the-art technology.

CIMAB S.A. has several joint ventures, including one in China and another in India.

The firm’s offers include the granulocytic colonies stimulating factor, erythropoietin, interferon, monoclonal antibodies and recombinant proteins, among others.

CIMAB S.A. also produces monoclonal drugs used to mitigate rejection of transplanted organs, mainly kidneys.

The latter is an immune suppressant that is commercialized in over a dozen countries, including Mexico, Argentina, Uruguay, El Salvador, India, China and Russia.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Comments

No comments have been posted yet.

Submit a comment


Please register and/or log in

Only members can submit comments.

Notify me of follow-up comments?

View all Havana Journal culture articles in 2010

Custom Search

Cuba Marketplace


BUY CUBAN CIGARS

Cuban Coffee

Cuban Birth Certificates

Cuba Consulting


Images of Cuba


Cardenas railway depot
Artes Graficas advertisement from 1953 Carteles
Strategic naval battle map

Write Here


CONTACT US with news tips, press releases, announcements, travel notes, requests for information, etc.

Write your own article

Section Archive


Cuba news from this Section dated:

RSS Subscriptions


Miscellaneous


Please note that US citizens are restricted by US laws that prohibit the purchase of any products made in Cuba. US citizens are also restricted by law to spend any money in Cuba.

HavanaJournal.com is a Cuba information resource and does not endorse sales of Cuban products to US citizens.