Zuellig Pharma announced a new partnership with GW Pharmaceuticals (GW) to support access to cannabis-based medicines in Taiwan. GW, part of Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc, is a world leader in discovering, developing, and delivering regulatory approved cannabis-based medicines.
As part of GW’s commitment to bringing its medicines to patients and clinicians in Taiwan, it has chosen Zuellig Pharma Taiwan to support appropriate access to GW’s medicines given Zuellig Pharma’s position as the leading medical solutions provider with an end-to-end medical service value chain. From clinical trials, distribution, pharmaceutical commercialisation to patient care services, Zuellig Pharma Taiwan has excellent coverage in pharmaceutical channels, especially in GP and drug stores.
John Chou, Managing Director of Zuellig Pharma Taiwan said, “We are honored to have the opportunity to work with GW Pharmaceuticals when the company decided to enter Asia’s markets. Our company has been present in Taiwan for more than 30 years and has been the business partner of choice for biotechnology companies seeking business expansion in the region. Through this partnership, we hope to make new and innovative therapeutic drugs available for Taiwanese patients, thereby fulfilling Zuellig Pharma’s mission of making healthcare more accessible in Taiwan.”
Joseph Lai, General Manager of ZP Therapeutics, Zuellig Pharma Taiwan shared, “ZP Therapeutics has a deep understanding of the Taiwanese market, healthcare ecosystem and an extensive healthcare commercial team. ZP Therapeutics will continue to deepen our presence in the fields of diabetes, immunology, oncology, vaccines and rare diseases.
“Formally establishing our partnership with Zuellig Pharma in Taiwan underscores our long-term commitment to supporting Taiwanese patients and physicians and furthers GW’s mission to bring innovative medicines to patients with high unmet need” said Chris Tovey, Jazz’s Chief Operating Officer. “Our drive to find solutions for complex medical problems has resulted in the regulatory approval of world-first treatments in a new frontier of medicine.”