US Plows $354m Into Phlow
Start-Up Is Awarded Contract To Manufacture Essential Medicines In US
Executive Summary
US start-up Phlow has been awarded federal government funding of $354m as part of a contract to manufacture essential medicines in the US amid the COVID-19 pandemic, in partnership with AMPAC Fine Chemicals and Civica Rx.
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