Interview with Angel Sosa, Director General, Octapharma Mexico
Please can you give our readers a brief rundown of the major milestones and challenges that you have faced at Octapharma since becoming Managing Director? When Octapharma first came to…
Address: Calz. Mexico-Tacuba 1419,col. Argentina ponients C.P> 11230 Mexico, D.F. Mexico
Col. Argentina Poniente
C.P. 11230
Mexico ,Mexico
Tel: +52 55 53995644
Web: http://www.octapharma.mx/en.html
Octapharma is a Swiss based independent global Plasma Fractionator, specialised in human proteins.
Octapharma has been selling their products in Mexico since 1994, and started operations in the country in 2000.
Mexico represents the only manufacturing presence of the group outside of Europe.
The Octapharma portfolio focuses on protein and other biopharmaceutical products derived from human plasma, in three therapeutic areas:
Haematology
Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine
Immunotherapy
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