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Blida: Sidals Group Launches Production of New-Generation Insulin Pens

December 29, 2025اقتصاد | الإذاعة الجزائريةradioalgerie.dzTranslated from Arabic
Blida: Sidals Group Launches Production of New-Generation Insulin Pens

The insulin pen production plant in Boufarik (Blida) witnessed the launch of the production of new-generation insulin pens for diabetes patients as part of a strategic partnership between Sidals Group and Novo Nordisk. Within the framework of this strategic partnership aimed at developing diabetes treatment and enhancing national health security, the Boufarik plant has started producing insulin pens of the latest generation of the 'Tresiba' type.

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