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In women’s health, reliability is everything. Since 2014, Transo-Pharm and the German manufacturer HAPILA GmbH have joined forces to ensure a stable and high-quality supply of Estriol – an essential hormone with global relevance. When demand for micronized Estriol (CEP No.: R1-CEP 2013-277-Rev 00) increased, both companies made a bold move: to invest in the future. In 2019, we decided to expand capacity at HAPILA’s site in Gera, Germany. Just one year later, construction began on a new GMP-compliant facility – now fully operational. The result: a stronger, more resilient supply chain that meets today’s needs and prepares for tomorrow’s. Because innovation is more than new buildings and machines – it’s about partnerships that make reliable therapies possible. 📹 Watch the video and see how we build the future of Estriol supply, together.
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In emergencies, every second counts — but so does every gesture of comfort.
The district ambulance service in Stormarn, where Transo-Pharm is based, has introduced a heartfelt initiative: every ambulance now carries a comforter teddy to help calm and support children in distressing situations. Imagine this: a small child, scared and overwhelmed after an accident. Surrounded by unfamiliar faces, strange equipment, and flashing lights, they may not understand what’s happening — only that they’re afraid. That’s where Tommy the teddy bear comes in. Offered by a calm paramedic, this cuddly companion helps break the fear, build trust, and make treatment just a little bit easier. Research and experience show: when children feel safe, they respond better to care. And early positive interactions with first responders can shape their lifelong trust in healthcare systems. At Transo-Pharm, we believe healthcare isn’t just about medicine and APIs — it’s about humanity. That’s why we’re proud to support the Stormarn ambulance service by helping fund the purchase of these comforter teddies. It’s a small gesture with a big impact. By the way, here’s what Tommy looks like: |
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