<div class="box02 st01"> <p class="txt03">The history of operation of Federal State Unitary Enterprise (FSUE) “Moscow Endocrine Plant” fully reflects the history of the country: dreadful years of the Great Patriotic War, hard after-war period, stable 1970s and raucous 1990s...</p> <p class="txt03">The Plant of Endocrine Medicines at the A.I. Mikoyan Moscow Meat Processing Factory (as the enterprise was called then) was created in April 1943. Under wartime conditions the plant managed to launch production of insulin, miol, thyreoidin from raw materials derived from beef cattle.</p> <p class="txt03">In 1962, pursuant to the Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, “Moscow Endocrine Plant” became a state enterprise of the union subordination.</p> <p class="txt03">In 1964 a new unit of the plant with production lines for manufacturing intermedin, adrenalin, mycoin, lydase and a number of other pharmaceutical products was launched.</p> <p class="txt03">In 1968 the plant has become one of the first enterprises in the country to master the production of medicines in unit-dose syringes and dropping tubes.</p> <p class="txt03">Also in the 1960s a production section for manufacturing pantocrine, an elixir of health and longevity, derived from red deer antlers was created. Since then a silhouette of this noble deer has become a symbol of “Moscow Endocrine Plant” and later was accepted as a logo. The enterprise has become one of the largest in the country manufacturers of pharmaceutical substances and finished dosage forms from animal-derived raw materials.</p> <p class="txt03">The collapse of the Soviet Union and the crisis of the early 1990s could not but affect the enterprise operations ― workshops for processing animal-derived raw materials were closed, production of pharmaceutical substances of animal origin was stopped.</p> <p class="txt03">Despite the difficult economic environment, the enterprise launched new production in 1994 in order to substitute for lost production facilities for manufacturing strong analgesics which had remained beyond the Russian border after the collapse of the USSR. It is hard to overestimate the significance of this event ― a brand new, own production facility for manufacturing painkillers was created in Russia almost from the ground up.</p> <p class="txt03">At the moment Federal State Unitary Enterprise (FSUE) “Moscow Endocrine Plant” being under the supervision of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation is a modern high-tech production facility. Its production base includes four key workshops ― for manufacturing medicines in ampoules and bottles (including sublimates), tablets and capsules and workshops for manufacturing medicines in PE bottles, unit-dose syringes and ampoules.</p> <p class="txt03">The enterprise was one of the first in Russia to implement the international manufacturing and quality control standards ― Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP). Quality control of finished products is carried out in compliance with the international requirements.</p> <p class="txt03">The enterprise’s assortment includes all types of narcotic analgesics required by the Russian healthcare sector, which allows to satisfy fully the needs of medical treatment facilities and pharmacy chains in these products.</p> <p class="txt03">In addition to analgesics the enterprise manufactures a wide range of socially important pharmaceutical products applied in endocrinology, gynecology, ophthalmology, cardiology, and psychoneurological practice. The plant’s product portfolio includes 81 pharmaceutical products of eight pharmacological classes, out of which 60 are included in the List of Vital and Essential Medicines (VEM) approved by the Government of the Russian Federation.</p> <p class="txt03">Product output in accordance with the VEM list is a social function of the plant within the framework of the state policy aimed to ensure the availability ...</p> </div>
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