Boehringer Ingelheim Italy conducts its activities in Milan and Fornovo San Giovanni.The Research is conducted in the modern chemical Birit (Boehringer Ingelheim Research Italy), located in Milan, and working in close relation with that of Biberach, in southern Germany. Chemical production is performed by Bidachem SpA in Fornovo San Giovanni which manufactures active pharmaceutical ingredients. The commercial sector is structured in three divisions: Division of Hospital and Prescription Medicines , the Wellbeing and Self-Medication division, and the Veterinary Division.
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Address: Via Lorenzini n.8 – 20139 Milano, Italy
Tel: +39 0253551
Web: http://www.boehringer-ingelheim.it/
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