Vetter to open Chicago service facility

Vetter will open Vetter Development Service (VDS), a customer service facility in Chicago, allowing the company to provide greater commitment and support toward the product needs of its North American customers.

The VDS facility will measure approximately 25,000 sq ft and is expected to open by the end of this year.

Using state-of-the-art technology, Vetter will be capable of aseptically filling very small quantities of products in the new facility, providing faster and more streamlined product delivery and customer service. Headquartered in Ravensburg, Germany, Vetter sees the new facility as a major investment in Vetter Pharma International GmbH.

Working hand-in-hand with customers from clinical development through to market launch has allowed Vetter to develop a mode of delivery for highly sensitive, active ingredients. With its new location, Vetter can now process and test small quantities of materials by bringing the development process closer to many key customers, enabling greater cooperation at the earliest stages of development and minimizing the need to transport products.

Vetter is an independent international specialist in the aseptic filling of syringes, cartridges and vials, based in Ravensburg, Germany. Vetter Development Service provides support for its pharmaceutical and biotech clients in the early stages of development, from clinical phases and regulatory approval to worldwide product launch.
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