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Weiguang Biological's Belarus Blood Transfusion Center Cooperation Project Officially Delivered, Completing China's First Export of Blood Product Technology
Weiguang Biological has received the third-stage acceptance report issued by the Belarusian state institution, the Republican Scientific and Practical Center for Transfusiology and Medical Biotechnologies, marking the successful completion and delivery of the Weiguang Biological–Belarus Blood Transfusion Center blood product cooperation project. The company has thus become the first Chinese enterprise to complete the export of blood product technology. The project officially began in December 2022 and was implemented in three major stages, with all tasks in each stage passing acceptance on the first attempt. In December 2023, Weiguang Biological completed the verification and delivery of technical documents. In October 2024, Belarusian technical personnel came to China for full-time training and all successfully completed the program. Afterward, Weiguang Biological traveled to the Gantsevichi base to conduct production condition inspections and on-site process guidance, successfully completing the trial production of human albumin and intravenous human immunoglobulin as stipulated in the contract. Through cross-testing by both parties, all indicators of the semi-finished and finished products met the standards of the Pharmacopoeia of the People's Republic of China and the relevant Belarusian quality standards. The Belarusian Blood Transfusion Center highly praised Weiguang Biological's professional technical capabilities.