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01EZ200001 Daiichi Kishimoto Clinical Laboratory, Inc. Tomakomai Hokkaido 30/05/2017 12/07/2021 00031 04/03/2011 01EZ200001 Daiichi Kishimoto Clinical Laboratory, Inc. Tomakomai Hokkaido 30/05/2017 01EZ280096 SEROTEC CHITOSE FACTORY Chitose Hokkaido 08/12/2014 02EZ285024 GODO SHUSEI CO., LTD. Enzyme and Pharmaceuticals Factory Hachinohe Aomori 13/04/2018 03AZ200001 Astellas Pharma Tech Co., Ltd. Nishine Plant Hachimantai Iwate 28/04/2011 03EZ200001 A & T CORPORATION ESASHI WORKS Oshu Iwate 13/04/2018 07EZ280018 NITTOBO MEDICAL CO.,LTD. MEDICAL DEVELOPMENT Koriyama Fukushima 08/12/2014 CENTER 08AZ000046 Seikagaku Corporation Takahagi Plant Takahagi Ibaraki 28/04/2011 08EZ280001 Thermo Fisher Diagnostics K.K. Logistics Center Ishioka Ibaraki 30/03/2015 08EZ280050 NISSUI PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,.LTD. YUKI PLANT Yuki Ibaraki 08/12/2014 08EZ280097 SEKISUI MEDICAL CO.,LTD. TSUKUBA PLANT Ryugasaki Ibaraki , , 08/12/2014 08EZ280110 KAINOS Laboratories, Inc. Kasama Factory Kasama Ibaraki 11/04/2019 09AZ200008 Chugai Pharma Manufacturing Co.,LTD. Utsunomiya Plant Utsunomiya Tochigi 28/04/2011 09AZ200012 Maruha Nichiro Foods, Inc. Foods & Fine Chemicals Department Utsunomiya Tochigi 28/04/2011 09EZ280056 INSTITUTE OF IMMUNOLOGY CO.,LTD. TOCHIGI PLANT Shimotsuke Tochigi , 08/12/2014 09EZ286008 SB Bioscience Co., Ltd. Fujikura Kasei Co., Ltd. Sano Medical Sano Tochigi , 08/12/2014 Satellite 1 / 4 11EZ200009 NICHIREI BIOSCIENCES INC. GLOBAL INNOVATION Sayama Saitama 29/05/2020 CENTER 12EZ200002 LSI Medience Corporation IVD Manufacturing And R & D Center Katori Chiba 13/04/2016 12EZ280054 UMA CO., LTD. Matsudo Chiba 08/12/2014 12EZ280078 YAMASA CORPORATION API FACTORY Choshi Chiba , 08/12/2014 13AZ100003 Chugai Pharma Manufacturing Co.,LTD. Ukima Plant Kita Tokyo 28/04/2011 13EZ200025 SHIMA Laboratories C., Ltd. Tokyo Plant Itabashi Tokyo 06/04/2021 13EZ280003 FUJIREBIO INC. HACHIOJI FACILITY Hachioji Tokyo , , 08/12/2014 13EZ280189 FUJIREBIO INC. HACHIOJI 3rd FACILITY Hachioji Tokyo 08/12/2014 14AZ000027 Seikagaku Corporation Kurihama Plant Yokosuka Kanagawa 28/04/2011 14AZ000207 Seikagaku Corporation Kurihama Plant Fukusaku Yokosuka Kanagawa 28/04/2011 14EZ200001 FUJIREBIO INC. Sagamihara Facility Sagamihara Kanagawa , , 13/04/2018 14EZ280088 Shino-Test Corporation Sagamihara Production Center Sagamihara Kanagawa 13/04/2018 14EZ285007 BIOLINKS CO.,LTD. YOKOHAMA FACTORY Yokohama Kanagawa , , 13/04/2018 14EZ286016 NASKA CO.,LTD. Yokohama Kanagawa , , 08/12/2014 15EZ200001 DENKA CO., LTD. KAGAMIDA FACTORY Gosen Niigata , 29/05/2020 16AZ200036 Astellas Pharma Tech Co., Ltd. Toyama Technology Center Toyama Toyama 28/04/2011 16AZ200038 Astellas Pharma Tech Co., Ltd. Takaoka Plant Takaoka Toyama 28/04/2011 16EZ200003 JNC CORPORATION Nippon Gene Co., Ltd. Diagnostics Office Toyama Toyama 11/04/2019 16EZ280246 Kyowa Pharma Chemical Co., Ltd. Takaoka Toyama 08/12/2014 2 / 4 16EZ280357 JNC CORPORATION Nippon Gene Co., Ltd. Toyama Factory Toyama Toyama 13/04/2018 16EZ286018 TOSOH AIA INC. Toyama Toyama 08/12/2014 18AZ200002 SANYO FINE CO., LTD. FUKUI Plant Sakai Fukui 22/02/2013 18EZ280028 TOYOBO CO.,LTD. TSURUGA BIOCHEMICALS PLANT Tsuruga Fukui , , 08/12/2014 20EZ280090 MEDICAL & BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES CO.,LTD. Ina Nagano 08/12/2014 21AZ000005 Alps Pharmaceutical Ind. Co., Ltd. Hida Gifu 28/04/2011 21AZ000058 Alps Pharmaceutical Ind. Co., Ltd. Kamino Plant Hida Gifu 28/04/2011 21AZ000060 AMANO ENZYME INC. YORO PLANT Ogaki Gifu , 28/04/2011 21AZ200002 Okamae Warehouse Ltd. Hida Gifu 28/04/2011 22AZ000010 Kyowa Hakko Kirin Co., Ltd. Suntou Shizuoka 28/04/2011 22AZ000158 Shiseido Co., Ltd. Kakegawa Shizuoka 06/09/2016 22EZ200003 TAUNS Laboratories Inc. Kamishima Factory Izunokuni Shizuoka , 08/12/2014 22EZ280170 Minaris Medical Co., Ltd. Fuji Plant Sunto Shizuoka , 08/12/2014 22EZ286018 ASAHI KASEI PHARMA CORPORATION Ohito Diagnostics Izunokuni Shizuoka , 08/12/2014 Plant, Diagnostics Dept. 23AZ000176 AMANO ENZYME INC. NAGOYA PLANT Kitanagoya Aichi , 28/04/2011 24EZ280023 FUJIFILM WAKO PURE CHEMICAL CORPORATION MIE Mie Mie 30/03/2015 KOMONO PLANT 24EZ280090 FUJIFILM WAKO PURE CHEMICAL CORPORATION MIE Mie Mie 08/12/2014 PLANT 25EZ280004 ORIENTAL YEAST CO.,LTD. NAGAHAMA PLANT Nagahama Shiga , , 08/12/2014 3 / 4 27AZ000038 Joto Plant, Ono Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Osaka Osaka 28/04/2011 27CZ200674 SEIWA KASEI CO., LTD. Higashi-Osaka Osaka 12/07/2018 27EZ200003 Shionogi & Co., Ltd. Shionogi Pharmaceutical Research Center Toyonaka Osaka 13/04/2016 28AZ000296 Nippon Fine Chemical Co., Ltd. Kakogawa-higashi Plant Kakogawa Hyogo 30/10/2012 28AZ200136 Nagase ChemteX Corporation Harima Plant Tatsuno Hyogo 30/06/2021 28EZ200006 SB Bioscience Co., Ltd. Kobe Office Kobe Hyogo , 06/04/2021 29AZ000179 Qualicaps Co.,Ltd. Yamatokoriyama Nara 28/04/2011 30CZ000002 Kao Corporation Wakayama Plant Wakayama Wakayama 31/08/2017 33EZ280058 Alfresa Pharma Corporation Okayama Plant Katsuta Okayama , , 08/12/2014 35AZ200006 Kyowa Hakko Bio Co., Ltd. Hofu Yamaguchi 28/04/2011 36EZ280047 OTSUKA PHARMACEUTICAL CO.,LTD. TOKUSHIMA Tokushima Tokushima 08/12/2014 FACTORY 44EZ280008 Q-may Laboratory Corporation Taketa Factory Taketa Oita , 25/10/2017 45AZ200006 Asahikasei Finechem.Co.,Ltd Nobeoka Pharmaceuticals Plant Nobeoka Miyazaki 03/06/2016 : 4 / 4.
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