Locations · Lörrach · Under construction, opening expected at the end of Q1 2027
Packaging and labelling, in Lörrach from 2027.
In Lörrach, we are setting up our site for packaging and labelling, including investigational medicinal products. Storage, distribution and batch release under our own manufacturing authorisation (§ 13 AMG) will follow. Operations are expected to start at the end of the first quarter of 2027.
47.62° N · 7.66° E
- Current status Under construction at Marie-Curie-Straße 8
- Now Plan your studies and volumes from 2027 with us
- End of Q1 2027 Expected start of packaging, storage and release
Focus on packaging
Packaging, labelling and release in one place.
Investigational medicinal products need study-specific packaging and labelling under the Clinical Trial Regulation (EU) 536/2014. In Lörrach, we will bring all of this together: secondary packaging and labelling as a GMP-compliant manufacturing step, storage and distribution, and release by a Qualified Person. That means fewer handovers between service providers.
- 01 Secondary packaging and labelling of investigational medicinal products under CTR 536/2014
- 02 Repackaging and labelling of comparator products
- 03 Storage and distribution up to delivery to the trial sites
- 04 Release of the packaged trial medication by our Qualified Person
Location
Between our headquarters and Basel.
Lörrach is about nine kilometres from our headquarters in Efringen-Kirchen and about eight kilometres from Basel, both as the crow flies. This puts our Qualified Persons, regulatory affairs and consulting close at hand. For sponsors and manufacturers from Switzerland, the journey is short too.
Our third site is Itzehoe in Schleswig-Holstein, home to our GMP-certified laboratory. All three sites work as one team, reachable on one phone number.
Services
The services we will bring together in Lörrach.
Contacts
Who you can already talk to about Lörrach.
Directions
Lörrach
A&O Pharma GmbHMarie-Curie-Straße 8
79539 Lörrach
Lörrach
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