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				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><BR><A href="_javascript:scrambleJS('http:||www@reportlinker@com|p092485-summary|World-Veterinary-Vaccines-Market@html')">Global Veterinary Vaccines Industry</A><BR><BR>출처 : <A href="http://www.reportlinker.com/p092485/World-Veterinary-Vaccines-Market.html">http://www.reportlinker.com/p092485/World-Veterinary-Vaccines-Market.html</A><BR><BR><br />
<LI>Publication date: <SPAN class=visible>February 2012</SPAN> </LI><br />
<LI>Report price: <SPAN class=prix><SPAN class=price>$ 4 500<BR><BR><br />
<P class=description itemprop="description">This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Veterinary Vaccines in US$ Million by the following Product Segments &#8211; Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines, &#038; Feline Vaccines), and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines, &#038; Other Animal Vaccines). The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Europe, and Rest of World. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for each region for the period 2009 through 2017. A six-year historic analysis is also provided for these markets. The report profiles 69 companies including many key and niche players such as Bayer HealthCare AG, Biogenesis-Bago, Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH, Heska Corporation, Imugene Limited, Indian Immunologicals Ltd., Lohmann Animal Health, Merck &#038; Co., Inc., Merck Animal Health, Merial Ltd., Pfizer, Inc., Pfizer Animal Health Global Poultry, Fort Dodge Animal Health, Protein Sciences Corporation, and Virbac Corporation. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are primarily based upon search engine sources in the public domain. <BR><BR>I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY &#038; PRODUCT DEFINITIONS<BR>Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations I-1<BR>Disclaimers I-2<BR>Data Interpretation &#038; Reporting Level I-3<BR>Quantitative Techniques &#038; Analytics I-3<BR>Product Definitions and Scope of Study I-3<BR>A. Companion Animal Vaccines I-4<BR>B. Livestock Vaccines I-4<BR>Porcine Vaccines I-4<BR>Bovine Vaccines I-4<BR>Poultry Vaccines I-4<BR>Ovine Vaccines I-4<BR>Equine Vaccines I-5<BR>Other Animal Vaccines I-5<BR><BR><BR>II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY<BR><BR>1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW &#038; OUTLOOK II-1<BR>Global Animal Health Care Industry &#8211; A Brief Review II-1<BR>Table 1: Global Animal Health Products Market by Region<BR>(2011): Percentage Share Breakdown by Value Sales for North<BR>America, Europe, Latin America and Rest of World (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-1<BR><BR>Table 2: Global Animal Health Products Market by Product<BR>Group (2011): Percentage Share Breakdown by Value sales for<BR>Parasiticides, Vaccines, Anti-Infectives, Medical Feed<BR>Additives and Other Pharmaceuticals (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-1<BR>Animal Healthcare Market Grows Amidst Recession II-2<BR>Veterinary Vaccines Industry Posts Moderate Growth II-2<BR>Poultry Vaccines Industry: A Global Scenario II-2<BR>Improved Manufacturing Techniques II-3<BR>Improved Analysis II-3<BR>Scope of the Report II-3<BR><BR>2. MARKET TRENDS &#038; ISSUES II-4<BR>Companion Animal Vaccines: Trailing on a High Growth Track II-4<BR>OTC Market: A Potential Threat for Veterinarians II-4<BR>Small Animal Practitioners Feel the Pinch of Recession II-4<BR>Parasiticides, Systemic Agents To Drive The Market II-4<BR>Taxonomy of Vaccines II-4<BR>Bird Flu &#8211; The Aftermath II-5<BR>Vaccination &#8211; Critical for Controlling Avian Influenza Virus II-5<BR><BR>3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW II-6<BR>Vaccines &#8211; An Evolutionary Scan II-6<BR>Contribution of Animal Research to Vaccine Production II-6<BR>Veterinary Medicines- A Brief Review II-7<BR>Preventive Medicines II-7<BR>Therapeutic Medicines II-7<BR>Others II-7<BR>Development of Vaccines II-7<BR>Production of Vaccines II-8<BR>Veterinary Vaccines &#8211; An Essential Component of Animal Health<BR>Care II-8<BR>What Does A Veterinary Vaccine Do? II-9<BR>Classification of Veterinary Vaccines II-9<BR>Companion Animals Vaccines II-9<BR>Canine Vaccines II-9<BR>Feline Vaccines II-11<BR>Livestock Vaccines II-12<BR>Bovine Vaccines II-12<BR>Poultry Vaccines II-13<BR>Ovine Vaccines II-13<BR>Porcine Vaccines II-14<BR>Equine Vaccines II-14<BR>Aquaculture Vaccines II-14<BR>A Tabular Analysis on Select Animal Diseases Controlled by<BR>Vaccines II-15<BR>Vaccination and Its Reactions II-15<BR>Veterinary Vaccines- Latest Breakthroughs II-15<BR>Marker vaccines II-15<BR>DNA vaccines II-15<BR>Gene-deleted vaccines II-16<BR>Viral-vectored vaccines II-16<BR><BR>4. NOTES ON SELECT ANIMAL DISEASES II-17<BR>Brucellosis II-17<BR>Tuberculosis II-17<BR>Johne’s disease II-17<BR>Spirochete Associated Diseases II-17<BR>Respiratory Disease in Goats, Sheep, and Cattle II-18<BR>Porcine Respiratory Diseases II-18<BR>Mastitis II-18<BR>African Swine Fever II-18<BR>Avian Influenza II-19<BR>East Coast Fever II-19<BR>Hemorrhagic Septicemia II-19<BR>Foot-And-Mouth Disease II-19<BR>Japanese Encephalitis II-19<BR>Rift Valley Fever II-20<BR>Equine Virus II-20<BR><BR>5. PRODUCT INNOVATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS II-21<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Introduces a New Web<BR>Site for Innovax recombinant Vaccines Product Line II-21<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Introduces the First E. Coli Bacterial<BR>Extract Vaccine II-21<BR>Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health Re-Launches EQUILIS®<BR>StrepE for Horses II-21<BR>Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica Launches Single Shot 3FLEX<BR>combination package PL II-21<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Launches INFORCE™ 3 II-21<BR>Boehringer Ingelheim Introduces Ingelvac CircoFLEX® in Russia II-22<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Introduces Bopriva® for Bull and Beef<BR>Market in NZ II-22<BR>GALVmed, Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources Launch ECF<BR>Vaccine II-22<BR>BIVI launches Five New Variants of Vetera® Vaccines II-23<BR>Hipra Announces Launch of Suiseng® II-23<BR>Aceto Corporation Receives Approval to Sell Suppliera[euro]™<BR>in the US II-23<BR>Intervet Schering-Plough Unleashes NOBIVAC Lyme Vaccine for Dogs II-24<BR>Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health Introduces PORCILIS PCV<BR>Vaccine II-24<BR>Lohmann Launches AviPro® MEGAN®VAC Vaccination for Salmonella<BR>Disease II-24<BR>Intervet Schering Plough Animal Health Introduces Circovirosis<BR>Vaccine II-24<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Develops Inovocox® Vaccine II-24<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Launches Bravoxin 10 II-25<BR>Bioject and Merial Rolls Out Derma-Vac NF II-25<BR>Defra to Launch Bovine Tuberculosis Vaccine II-25<BR><BR>6. PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS/INNOVATIONS &#8211; A HISTORIC PERSPECTIVE BUILDER II-26<BR>Intervet International Develops Bluetongue Vaccine II-26<BR>Hester Biosciences Unveils Anti-Coryza Vaccine II-26<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Introduces Bovilis BTV8<BR>Vaccine II-26<BR>Tecnovax Develops Vaccine for Salmon Virus II-26<BR>Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Science University and The<BR>Indian Veterinary Research Institute Develop Vaccine II-26<BR>Lohmann Animal Health Develops AviPro IBD Xtreme II-26<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Launches EquiRab™ II-27<BR>Lohmann Animal Health Introduces Larger Doses of AviPro®<BR>ViBursa CE II-27<BR>Lohmann Animal Health International Rolls Out AviBlue II-27<BR>Fort Dodge Animal Health Unveils West Nile-Innovator DNA II-28<BR>Univet Agricultural Products Introduces Coglapest II-28<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Launches Porcilis® COLI 6C II-28<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Unveils FluSure® XP Defense System II-28<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Launches Improvac® II-29<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Develops Onset™ 5<BR>Intranasal (IN) Vaccine II-29<BR>Merial Rolls Out BTVPUR AlSap 8 II-29<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Introduces FarrowSure® GOLD and<BR>FarrowSure® GOLD B II-30<BR>Schering-Plough Animal Health Unveils CAVALRY 9 II-30<BR>Lohmann Animal Health Develops BTO2 REO Vaccine II-30<BR>Agroinsuvet Introduces New Vaccines II-31<BR>Merial Rolls Out Vaxxitek® HVT+IBD Hatchery Vaccine for<BR>Poultry Industry II-31<BR>Intervet &#038; Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute Develop Dual Vaccine<BR>Prototype for Birds II-31<BR>Schering-Plough Receives USDA License for its Rhusigen™<BR>Erysipelas Vaccine II-31<BR>USDA Approves Use of PreveNile™ Vaccine for Horses II-32<BR>Fort Dodge Animal Health Develops Reverse Genetics Avian Vaccine II-32<BR>Boehringer Ingelheim’s Swine Vaccine Gains Approval in Australia II-32<BR>Merial Limited Gets USDA Approval for DNA Vaccine for Melanoma<BR>in Dogs II-32<BR>Embrex’s Poultry Vaccine Inovocox Gets USDA Approval II-33<BR>Skystar Bio-Pharmaceutical Develops Avian Influenza Vaccine II-33<BR>United States Department of Agriculture Grants Conditional<BR>License for Necrotic Enteritis Vaccine II-33<BR>Fort Dodge Receives USDA License for Pyramid®10 II-33<BR>USDA Licenses Use of Fort Dodge’s Suvaxyn® PCV2 Vaccine in Pigs II-34<BR>USDA Grants Conditional License to Pfizer’s New Canine Vaccine II-34<BR><BR>7. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY II-35<BR>Pfizer to Restructure Indian Animal Health Unit II-35<BR>Pfizer Poultry Health Acquires Alpharma II-35<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Becomes Merck Animal<BR>Health II-35<BR>Centegen Enters into Licensing Partnership with Merial II-35<BR>The Ugandan Government Enters into Partnership with Brentec<BR>Vaccines International II-36<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Kicks Off Equine Business Unit II-36<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Acquires Microtek II-36<BR>GenVec Enters into Collaboration with Merial to Develop and<BR>Commercialize FMD Vaccine II-36<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Inks Global Licensing Deal with Epitopix II-37<BR>Indian Immunologicals Intends to Establish a New Facility in<BR>Hyderabad II-37<BR>Pfizer Phases out Animal Vaccine Manufacturing Unit of Wyeth<BR>in the Netherlands II-37<BR>Vivalis Signs Commercial License for EB66® Cell Line Platform II-37<BR>Ibio Grants Rights of iBioLaunch platform to Government Funded<BR>Project II-37<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Unveils Production<BR>Center at Boxmeer II-38<BR>Globion India Announced Plans to Develop Eight New Vaccines II-38<BR>Veterinary Services Department Intends to Upgrade VRI II-38<BR>VIVALIS Grants Rights of EB66® Cell Line To KYOTO BIKEN II-38<BR>Vical Enters Into Agreement with GenomIdea for Development of<BR>DNA Vaccine II-38<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Unveils the New Freeze<BR>-drying and Specialized Central Filling Unit II-39<BR>Him Electronics Enters into Partnership with Hester Bioscience<BR>to Produce Animal Vaccines II-39<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Receives Approval for<BR>Nobivac Lepto4 II-40<BR>Biolex Enters into Collaboration With Merial for Research and<BR>Development II-40<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Receives Full License<BR>from USDA for Nobivac® Vaccine II-40<BR>Intercell Inks License Agreement with Boehringer II-41<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Recalls PreveNile West Nile Virus<BR>Vaccine in the US II-41<BR>Merial Gains Full License of ONCEPT™ from USDA II-41<BR>Virbac Acquires Veterinary Assets from Pfizer II-41<BR>Harbin Pharmaceutical Group Holding Acquires Animal Vaccine<BR>Business From Pfizer II-41<BR>Boehringer Ingelheim Acquires Certain Cattle Vaccines from<BR>Fort Dodge II-41<BR>Virbac Acquires 30% Share in Santa Elena II-42<BR>Merck and Sanofi-Aventis to Merge their Animal Health Business II-42<BR>Elanco to Take Over Pfizer’s Animal Health Products Portfolio II-42<BR>Boehringer Ingelhei to Acquire Pfizer’s Fort Dodge Animal<BR>Health Unit II-42<BR>ImmunoVaccine Inks Deal with Pfizer II-43<BR>Merck Merges with Schering-Plough II-43<BR>Pfizer Acquires Wyeth II-43<BR>Merial Receives Marketing License for BTVPUR AlSap 8 Vaccine II-44<BR>Epitopix Obtains Approval to Sell Siderophore Receptor and<BR>Porin Vaccine II-44<BR>Phibro Animal Health Acquires Animal Health Division of Abic II-44<BR>Fort Dodge Animal Health and Vivalis Sign Commercial License Deal II-45<BR>Hester Biosciences Expands Gujarat Based Facility II-45<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Replaces Bovilis® IBR<BR>Vaccine with Bovilis® IBR Marker Live II-45<BR>Tangshan Yian Biological Engineering Wins Approval from<BR>Ministry of Agriculture of China II-45<BR>Lohmann Animal Health International Signs an Agreement with<BR>Celldex Therapeutics II-46<BR>Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health Starts New<BR>Manufacturing Facility II-46<BR>Laprovet Commences New Facility II-46<BR>ImmunoVaccine Technologies and La Jolla Institute for Allergy<BR>&#038; Immunology Enter into an Agreement II-46<BR>Merial Signs a Toll Distribution and Manufacturing Agreement<BR>with Newport Laboratories II-47<BR>BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM Animal Health Signs Research License Deal<BR>with Vivalis II-47<BR>AviTech Selects Merial as a Distributor and Service Provider II-47<BR><BR>8. STRATEGIC CORPORATE DEVELOPMENTS &#8211; A HISTORIC PERSPECTIVE BUILDER II-48<BR>Bayer Inks Agreement with Juvaris II-48<BR>Pfizer Inks Agreement with ImmunoVaccine Technologies II-48<BR>BioVet Inaugurates BSL-4 Production Unit in India II-48<BR>Vaxine to Take over Protein Sciences II-48<BR>Pfizer Inaugurates a New Development Facility for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines II-48<BR>Merial to Establish Animal Vaccine Manufacturing Plant II-49<BR>BNC Bioniche Life Sciences Bags Approval to Sell Econiche<BR>Vaccines II-49<BR>Hind Bio-Pharmaceuticals to Establish Animal Vaccines Division II-49<BR>Pfizer&#8217;s Animal Health Unit Acquires Schering-Plough&#8217;s Product<BR>License in Europe II-49<BR>Grupo Mathiesen Takes Over Centro de Diagnostico Veterinario II-50<BR>Harbin Veterinary Research Institute Opens Animal Vaccine<BR>Manufacturing Base II-50<BR>Bioject Medical Technologies Enters into a Long-Term Supply,<BR>Development and License Contract with Merial II-50<BR>Vivalis SA Signs Letter of Intent with Intervet/ Schering-Plough II-50<BR>Biochemiq Enters into Partnership with Labovet II-51<BR>Microbix Biosystems Purchases Production Plant II-51<BR>Beijing Veterinary Biological Product Factory Starts Operation<BR>in New Plant II-51<BR>Changzhou Tongtai Biopharmaceutical Sets Up Rabies Vaccine<BR>Facility II-51<BR>Schering-Plough to Sell Health Products of Animals to Pfizer<BR>and Virbac II-51<BR>Pfizer Group Establishes a Veterinary Vaccines Development Center II-52<BR>Phylaxia to Acquire Gazdasagi Radio and Kozep-europai<BR>Gazterminal Zrt II-52<BR>Bayer HealthCare AG&#8217;s Animal Health Unit Enters into Licensing<BR>Agreement with Juvaris BioTherapeutics II-52<BR>Vivalis Enters into a Commercial License Contract with Virbac II-52<BR>ImmunoVaccine Technologies Signs Licensing Agreement with<BR>Pfizer Animal Health II-52<BR>Kaketsuken and Vivalis Extends Research Collaboration II-53<BR>Heska Amends Distribution Contract with Agri Laboratories II-53<BR>Prevtec Microbia and Saskatchewan Research Council Receives<BR>Approval to Market and Manufacture Coliprotec II-53<BR>Imugene and Merial Enter into an Agreement II-53<BR>Celldex Therapeutics Merges with AVANT Immunotherapeutics’<BR>Subsidiary II-54<BR>Ceva Sante Animale Acquires Delvet II-54<BR>Inovio Biomedical Signs Merger Agreement with VGX Pharmaceuticals II-54<BR>Environmental Risk Management Authority Approves equine<BR>Influenza Vaccine II-54<BR>Functional Technologies Commences Operations of Phyterra Bio II-55<BR>Summit VetPharm Enters into Distribution Partnership with<BR>Webster Veterinary Unit II-55<BR>PerOs Receives Establishment and Bacterin License from USDA II-55<BR>Wyeth&#8217;s Fort Dodge Animal Health Unit Acquires Poultry Vaccines II-55<BR>Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica Receives Approval for Express®<BR>FP and Express® Vaccines from the USDA II-56<BR>Merial Bags Major Australian Contract II-56<BR>United States Department of Agriculture Approves Intervet Vaccine II-56<BR>Merial Pockets Ancare II-56<BR>Heska Revises Distribution Agreement with AgriLabs II-57<BR>Animal Health International Acquires Kane Veterinary Supplies II-57<BR>Industrial Equity Investments Pockets Arysta LifeScience II-57<BR>Henry Schein Acquires W&#038;J Dunlop II-57<BR>Tecnovax Establishes New Facility II-57<BR>Pingtung Agricultural to Set Up an Exclusive Veterinary Park II-58<BR>Ouro Fino To Expand Veterinary Product Suite II-58<BR>Alpharma Acquires Yantai Jinhai II-58<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Acquires Embrex II-58<BR>Schering-Plough Acquires Intervet II-58<BR>Schering-Plough Acquires Organon BioSciences II-59<BR>Intervet Sets Up New Animal Vaccine Production Facility in<BR>Boxmeer II-59<BR>Crucell Licenses PER.C6® Technology to Pfizer Animal Health II-59<BR>Central Veterinary Research Laboratory to Synthesize New<BR>Animal Vaccines II-59<BR>Pfizer to Shut Down Omaha Animal Vaccine Center II-60<BR>IGI Licenses Novasomes to Novavax II-60<BR>Bogor Agricultural Institute Collaborates with Shigeta Animal<BR>Pharmaceuticals II-60<BR>Suguna Poultry Steps into Livestock Vaccine Production Business II-61<BR>European Medicines Agency Grants Community Authorization for<BR>Nobilis Influenza H7N1 II-61<BR>AVANT Immunotherapeutics &#038; Pfizer Collaborate to Develop<BR>Animal Vaccines II-61<BR>Intervet International Acquires FMD Vaccine Production<BR>Facility from Bayer Healthcare II-61<BR>Canadian Food Inspection Agency Authorizes Bioniche E. Coli<BR>O157:H7 Cattle Vaccine for Field Use II-62<BR>Hemispherx Biopharma Acquires DOGS Molecule Patent II-62<BR>Hind Industries to Establish Animal Vaccine Formulations Plant<BR>at Patiala II-62<BR>Cryosite and Animal Health Australia Form Partnership II-62<BR>Hester Pharmaceuticals Plans Capacity Expansion II-62<BR>Biovet to Set up Animal Vaccine Plant in Karnataka II-63<BR>Bogor Institute of Agricultureand Shigeta Establish JV for<BR>Production of CLOSE 5.1 Vaccine II-63<BR>IPB Shigeta Acquires Bird Flu Vaccine Rights from MedImmune II-63<BR>Bioject Medical Technologies Signs Three Agreements WithMerial II-63<BR>PetCARE Television Network signs Distribution Agreement with<BR>Butler Animal Health Supply II-63<BR>Poultry Vaccine to be produced in Vladimir II-64<BR><BR>9. FOCUS ON SELECT GLOBAL PLAYERS II-65<BR>Bayer HealthCare AG (Germany) II-65<BR>Biogenesis-Bago (Argentina) II-65<BR>Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH (Germany) II-65<BR>Heska Corporation (US) II-66<BR>Imugene Limited (Australia) II-66<BR>Indian Immunologicals Ltd (India) II-66<BR>Lohmann Animal Health (US) II-67<BR>Merck &#038; Co., Inc. (US) II-67<BR>Merck Animal Health II-68<BR>Merial Ltd. (US) II-68<BR>Pfizer, Inc. (US) II-68<BR>Pfizer Animal Health Global Poultry II-69<BR>Fort Dodge Animal Health (US) II-69<BR>Protein Sciences Corporation (US) II-69<BR>Virbac Corporation (US) II-70<BR><BR>10. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE II-71<BR>Table 3: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Veterinary Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest<BR>of World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales<BR>Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-71<BR><BR>Table 4: World Historic Review Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-72<BR><BR>Table 5: World 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-73<BR><BR>Table 6: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Companion Animal Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe<BR>and Rest of World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual<BR>Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017<BR>(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-74<BR><BR>Table 7: World Historic Review for Companion Animal Vaccines<BR>by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-75<BR><BR>Table 8: World 15-Year Perspective for Companion Animal<BR>Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar<BR>Sales for US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003,<BR>2011 &#038; 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-76<BR><BR>Table 9: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Companion Animal Vaccines by Product Segment- Canine Vaccines<BR>&#038; Feline Vaccines Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual<BR>Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017<BR>(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-77<BR><BR>Table 10: World Historic Review for Companion Animal Vaccines<BR>by Product Segment- Canine Vaccines &#038; Feline Vaccines Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-78<BR><BR>Table 11: World 15-Year Perspective for Companion Animal<BR>Vaccines by Product Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar<BR>Sales for Canine Vaccines &#038; Feline Vaccines Markets for Years<BR>2003, 2011 &#038; 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-79<BR><BR>Table 12: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Canine Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of<BR>World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures<BR>in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-80<BR><BR>Table 13: World Historic Review for Canine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-81<BR><BR>Table 14: World 15-Year Perspective for Canine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-82<BR><BR>Table 15: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Feline Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of<BR>World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures<BR>in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-83<BR><BR>Table 16: World Historic Review for Feline Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-84<BR><BR>Table 17: World 15-Year Perspective for Feline Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-85<BR><BR>Table 18: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Livestock Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest<BR>of World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales<BR>Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-86<BR><BR>Table 19: World Historic Review for Livestock Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-87<BR><BR>Table 20: World 15-Year Perspective for Livestock Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-88<BR><BR>Table 21: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Livestock Vaccines by Product Segment &#8211; Porcine Vaccines,<BR>Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine<BR>Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines Markets Independently<BR>Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years<BR>2009 through 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-89<BR><BR>Table 22: World Historic Review for Livestock Vaccines by<BR>Product Segment &#8211; Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry<BR>Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines &#038; Other Animal<BR>Vaccines Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales<BR>Figures in US$ Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-90<BR><BR>Table 23: World 15-Year Perspective for Livestock Vaccines by<BR>Product Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine<BR>Vaccines, Equine Vaccines &#038; Other Animal Vaccines Markets for<BR>Years 2003, 2011 &#038; 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-91<BR><BR>Table 24: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Porcine Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of<BR>World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures<BR>in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-92<BR><BR>Table 25: World Historic Review for Porcine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-93<BR><BR>Table 26: World 15-Year Perspective for Porcine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-94<BR><BR>Table 27: World Recent Past, Current and Future Analysis for<BR>Bovine Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe &#038; Rest of<BR>World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures<BR>in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-95<BR><BR>Table 28: World Historic Review for Bovine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-96<BR><BR>Table 29: World 15-Year Perspective for Bovine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-97<BR><BR>Table 30: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Poultry Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of<BR>World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures<BR>in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-98<BR><BR>Table 31: World Historic Review for Poultry Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-99<BR><BR>Table 32: World 15-Year Perspective for Poultry Vaccines by<BR>Geographic region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-100<BR><BR>Table 33: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Ovine Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of<BR>World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures<BR>in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-101<BR><BR>Table 34: World Historic Review for Ovine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-102<BR><BR>Table 35: World 15-Year Perspective for Ovine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-103<BR><BR>Table 36: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Equine Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of<BR>World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures<BR>in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-104<BR><BR>Table 37: World Historic Review for Equine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-105<BR><BR>Table 38: World 15-Year Perspective for Equine Vaccines by<BR>Geographic region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for<BR>US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-106<BR><BR>Table 39: World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Other Animal Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and<BR>Rest of World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales<BR>Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) II-107<BR><BR>Table 40: World Historic Review for Other Animal Vaccines by<BR>Geographic Region &#8211; US, Europe and Rest of World Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) II-108<BR><BR>Table 41: World 15-Year Perspective for Other Animal Vaccines<BR>by Geographic region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales<BR>for US, Europe and Rest of World Markets for Years 2003, 2011<BR>&#038; 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-109<BR><BR><BR>III. MARKET<BR><BR>1. THE UNITED STATES III-1<BR>A.Market Analysis III-1<BR>H5N1 Virus: A Conundrum for the US Industry III-1<BR>Rabies Cases in the US III-1<BR>B.Market Analytics III-2<BR>Table 42: US Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Veterinary Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion<BR>Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and<BR>Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines,<BR>Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other<BR>Animal Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual<BR>Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017<BR>(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-2<BR><BR>Table 43: US Historic Review for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine<BR>Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines<BR>(Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine<BR>Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) III-3<BR><BR>Table 44: US 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Product Group/Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales<BR>for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline<BR>Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine<BR>Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines<BR>and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-4<BR><BR>2. EUROPE III-5<BR>Market Analysis III-5<BR>Table 45: European Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis<BR>for Veterinary Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; France,<BR>Germany, Italy, UK and Rest of Europe Markets Independently<BR>Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years<BR>2009 through 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-5<BR><BR>Table 46: European Historic Review for Veterinary Vaccines<BR>by Geographic Region &#8211; France, Germany, Italy, UK and Rest<BR>of Europe Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales<BR>Figures in US$ Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) III-6<BR><BR>Table 47: European 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines by Geographic Region &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of<BR>Dollar Sales for France, Germany, Italy, UK and Rest of<BR>Europe for Years 2003, 2011 &#038; 2017 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) III-7<BR><BR>Table 48: European Recent Past, Current &#038; Future for<BR>Veterinary Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion<BR>Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and<BR>Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines,<BR>Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other<BR>Animal Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual<BR>Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017<BR>(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-8<BR><BR>Table 49: European Historic Review for Veterinary Vaccines<BR>by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine<BR>Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines<BR>(Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine<BR>Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) III-9<BR><BR>Table 50: European 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of<BR>Dollar Sales for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines<BR>and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine<BR>Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines,<BR>Equine Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets for Years<BR>2003, 2011 &#038; 2017(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-10<BR><BR>2a. FRANCE III-11<BR>Market Analytics III-11<BR>Table 51: French Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Veterinary Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion<BR>Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and<BR>Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines,<BR>Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines and Equine Vaccines)<BR>Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in<BR>US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) III-11<BR><BR>Table 52: French Historic Review for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine<BR>Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines<BR>(Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine<BR>Vaccines, and Equine Vaccines) Markets Independently<BR>Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years<BR>2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-12<BR><BR>Table 53: French 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary Vaccines<BR>by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar<BR>Sales for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and<BR>Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines,<BR>Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines and Equine<BR>Vaccines) Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038; 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) III-13<BR><BR>2b. GERMANY III-14<BR>Market Analytics III-14<BR>Table 54: German Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Veterinary Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion<BR>Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and<BR>Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines,<BR>Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines and Equine Vaccines)<BR>Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in<BR>US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) III-14<BR><BR>Table 55: German Historic Review for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine<BR>Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines<BR>(Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine<BR>Vaccines and Equine Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed<BR>with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2003<BR>through 2008 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-15<BR><BR>Table 56: German 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary Vaccines<BR>by Product Group/ Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar<BR>Sales for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and<BR>Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines,<BR>Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines and Equine<BR>Vaccines) Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038; 2017 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) III-16<BR><BR>2c. ITALY III-17<BR>Market Analytics III-17<BR>Table 57: Italian Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Veterinary Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion<BR>Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and<BR>Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines,<BR>Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other<BR>Animal Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual<BR>Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017<BR>(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-17<BR><BR>Table 58: Italian Historic Review for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine<BR>Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines<BR>(Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine<BR>Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) III-18<BR><BR>Table 59: Italian 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of<BR>Dollar Sales for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines<BR>and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine<BR>Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines,<BR>Equine Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets for Years<BR>2003, 2011 &#038; 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-19<BR><BR>2d. THE UNITED KINGDOM III-20<BR>Market Analytics III-20<BR>Table 60: UK Recent Past, Current &#038; Future Analysis for<BR>Veterinary Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion<BR>Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and<BR>Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines,<BR>Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other<BR>Animal Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual<BR>Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009 through 2017<BR>(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-20<BR><BR>Table 61: UK Historic Review for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine<BR>Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines<BR>(Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine<BR>Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets<BR>Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$<BR>Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes corresponding<BR>Graph/Chart) III-21<BR><BR>Table 62: UK 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary Vaccines by<BR>Product Group/Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales<BR>for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline<BR>Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine<BR>Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines<BR>and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets for Years 2003, 2011 &#038;<BR>2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-22<BR><BR>2e. REST OF EUROPE III-23<BR>A.Market Analysis III-23<BR>A Note on Danish Veterinary Services III-23<BR>The 2002 Standards of Danish Medicines recommends test for<BR>antibody inducing fragments in veterinary vaccines III-23<BR>Hungary Vaccinates Birds Across Zoos III-24<BR>Russia Mass-Produces Vaccines Against Avian Flu III-24<BR>B.Market Analytics III-25<BR>Table 63: Rest of Europe Recent Past, Current &#038; Future<BR>Analysis for Veterinary Vaccines &#8211; by Product Group/ Segment<BR>for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline<BR>Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine<BR>Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines<BR>and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed<BR>with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009<BR>through 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-25<BR><BR>Table 64: Rest of Europe Historic Review for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal<BR>Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock<BR>Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry<BR>Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other Animal<BR>Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales<BR>Figures in US$ Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) III-26<BR><BR>Table 65: Rest of Europe 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines by Product/Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of Dollar<BR>Sales for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and<BR>Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines,<BR>Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine<BR>Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets for Years 2003,<BR>2011 &#038; 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-27<BR><BR>3. REST OF WORLD III-28<BR>A.Market Analysis III-28<BR>Focus on Select Regions III-28<BR>Canada III-28<BR>Overview of Canadian Animal Health Industry III-28<BR>Import and Manufacture of Veterinary Biologics III-28<BR>First to Access E. coli 0157:H7 Vaccine III-28<BR>China III-29<BR>A Glance at the Animal Vaccine Market in China III-29<BR>China Initiates Mass Vaccination Campaign Against Bird Flu<BR>Virus III-29<BR>Australia III-30<BR>A Note on Australian Veterinary Therapeutics Market III-30<BR>India III-30<BR>ICAR Develops Indigenous Bird Flu Vaccine III-30<BR>Thailand III-30<BR>Japan &#038; Thailand to Cooperate for Developing Bird Flu Vaccine III-30<BR>Taiwan III-31<BR>Taiwan’s Animal Healthcare Industry Under Scan III-31<BR>Malaysia III-31<BR>Malaysia Initiates Measures to Deal with Potential Flu<BR>Pandemic III-31<BR>Kazakhstan III-31<BR>Kazakhstan Takes Proactive Measures Against Bird Flu III-31<BR>North Korea III-31<BR>North Korea Develops Bird Flu Vaccine III-31<BR>Vietnam III-32<BR>Vietnam Imports Bird Flu Vaccines III-32<BR>Egypt III-32<BR>Egypt Reports H5N1 Infection in Vaccinated Flocks III-32<BR>Kenya III-32<BR>Kenya Mass-Manufactures Vaccines Against Rift Valley Fever III-32<BR>B.Market Analytics III-33<BR>Table 66: Rest of World Recent Past, Current &#038; Future<BR>Analysis for Veterinary Vaccines &#8211; by Product Group/ Segment<BR>for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline<BR>Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine<BR>Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines<BR>and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed<BR>with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for Years 2009<BR>through 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-33<BR><BR>Table 67: Rest of World Historic Review for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Companion Animal<BR>Vaccines (Canine Vaccines and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock<BR>Vaccines (Porcine Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry<BR>Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines, Equine Vaccines and Other Animal<BR>Vaccines) Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales<BR>Figures in US$ Million for Years 2003 through 2008 (includes<BR>corresponding Graph/Chart) III-34<BR><BR>Table 68: Rest of World 15-Year Perspective for Veterinary<BR>Vaccines by Product Group/Segment &#8211; Percentage Breakdown of<BR>Dollar Sales for Companion Animal Vaccines (Canine Vaccines<BR>and Feline Vaccines) and Livestock Vaccines (Porcine<BR>Vaccines, Bovine Vaccines, Poultry Vaccines, Ovine Vaccines,<BR>Equine Vaccines and Other Animal Vaccines) Markets for Years<BR>2003, 2011 &#038; 2017 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) III-35<BR><BR><BR>IV. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE<BR><BR><BR>Total Companies Profiled: 69 (including Divisions/Subsidiaries &#8211; 97)<BR><BR>&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;<BR>Region/Country Players<BR>&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;<BR>The United States 30<BR>Canada 5<BR>Japan 3<BR>Europe 28<BR>France 3<BR>Germany 8<BR>The United Kingdom 1<BR>Italy 2<BR>Rest of Europe 14<BR>Asia-Pacific (Excluding Japan) 22<BR>Latin America 5<BR>Africa 1<BR>Middle-East 3<BR></P></SPAN></SPAN></LI></p>
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<h3 class="UIIntentionalStory_Message" data-ft="{"type":"msg"}"><font size="2" face="Batang"><span class="UIStory_Message">전세계 1위 제약회사인 화이자(Pfizer)가 나이지리아에서 진행된 불법 임상실험에 대한 손해배상소송을 막기 위해 나이지리아 법무장관의 부패를 이용 협박하려 했다는 화이자측과 미국대사관의 2009년 4월 회의 내용 등.<br /></span></font></h3>
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<h3 class="UIIntentionalStory_Message" data-ft="{"type":"msg"}"><font size="2" face="Batang"><span class="UIStory_Message">화이자는 1996년 유럽에서 성인용으로만 허가된 Trovan 이라는 항생제로 100명의 나이지리아 어린이들 대상의 뇌막염을 치료  임상실험을 시행. 부모의 동의도 받지않은 임상시험으로 확인된 숫자만 5명의 어린이들 사망.&nbsp;</span></font></h3>
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<h3 class="UIIntentionalStory_Message" data-ft="{"type":"msg"}"><font size="2" face="Batang"><span class="UIStory_Message">Trovan은 결국 간독성으로 시장에서 철수<br /></span></font></h3>
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<h3 class="UIIntentionalStory_Message" data-ft="{"type":"msg"}"><font size="2" face="Batang"><span class="UIStory_Message">이런 더러운 술책으로 60억달러 규모의 소송이 결국 나이지리아와 화이자의 비밀합의로<span class="text_exposed_hide"></span><span class="text_exposed_show"> 7500만 달러 배상으로 2009년 종료되었다는 내용. </span></span></font></h3>
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<h3 class="UIIntentionalStory_Message" data-ft="{"type":"msg"}"><font size="2" face="Batang">당시 나이지리아 언론은 소송이 취하되고 배상으로 합의되자 &#8220;법무장관과 화이자의 비밀거래&#8221;</font><font size="2" face="Batang"><span class="UIStory_Message"><span class="text_exposed_show">라고 헤드라인으로 보도함.</span></span></font></h3>
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<h3 class="UIIntentionalStory_Message" data-ft="{"type":"msg"}"><font size="2" face="Batang"></font><font size="2" face="Batang">이 과정에서 화이자측은 국경없는 의사회가 그 실험에 참여했다고 비난했으나 국경없는 의사회측은 화이자가 그런 약을 사용하여 임상실험을 하는 것으로고 경악하여 이를 알렸다고 반박했다는 내용도 포함.</font><br /></h3>
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<p>http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010/dec/09/wikileaks-cables-pfizer-nigeria</p>
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<h1>WikiLeaks cables: Pfizer used dirty tricks to avoid clinical trial payout</h1>
<p id="stand-first" class="stand-first-alone">Cables say drug giant<br />
 hired investigators to find evidence of corruption on Nigerian attorney<br />
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					                        	        	        	            <a class="contributor" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/sarahboseley">Sarah Boseley</a>, health editor
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<p>				            <time datetime="2010-12-09T21:33GMT" pubdate="">Thursday 9 December 2010 21.33 GMT<br />
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<figcaption>Kano, in northern Nigeria, saw a meningitis<br />
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<p>The world&#8217;s biggest pharmaceutical company hired investigators to<br />
unearth evidence of corruption against the Nigerian attorney general in<br />
order to persuade him to drop legal action over a controversial drug<br />
trial involving children with meningitis, <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-embassy-cables-documents/203205" title="">according to a leaked US embassy cable</a>.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/pfizer" title="More from guardian.co.uk on Pfizer">Pfizer</a><br />
 was sued by the Nigerian state and federal authorities, who claimed<br />
that children were harmed by a new antibiotic, Trovan, during the trial,<br />
 which took place in the middle of a meningitis epidemic of<br />
unprecedented scale in Kano in the north of <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/nigeria" title="More from guardian.co.uk on Nigeria">Nigeria</a> in 1996.</p>
<p>Last year, the company came to a tentative settlement with the Kano state government which was to cost it $75m.</p>
<p>But<br />
 the cable suggests that the US drug giant did not want to pay out to<br />
settle the two cases – one civil and one criminal – brought by the<br />
Nigerian federal government.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-embassy-cables-documents/203205" title="">The cable reports a meeting</a><br />
 between Pfizer&#8217;s country manager, Enrico Liggeri, and US officials at<br />
the Abuja embassy on 9 April 2009. It states: &#8220;According to Liggeri,<br />
Pfizer had hired investigators to uncover corruption links to federal<br />
attorney general Michael Aondoakaa to expose him and put pressure on him<br />
 to drop the federal cases. He said Pfizer&#8217;s investigators were passing<br />
this information to local media.&#8221;</p>
<p><a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-embassy-cables-documents/203205" title="">The cable, classified confidential by economic counsellor Robert Tansey, continues</a>:<br />
 &#8220;A series of damaging articles detailing Aondoakaa&#8217;s &#8216;alleged&#8217;<br />
corruption ties were published in February and March. Liggeri contended<br />
that Pfizer had much more damaging information on Aondoakaa and that<br />
Aondoakaa&#8217;s cronies were pressuring him to drop the suit for fear of<br />
further negative articles.&#8221;</p>
<p>The release of the Pfizer cable came as:</p>
<p>•<br />
 The American ambassador to London denounced the leak of classified US<br />
embassy cables from around the world. In tomorrow&#8217;sGuardian Louis Susman<br />
 writes: &#8220;This is not whistleblowing. There is nothing laudable about<br />
endangering innocent people. There is nothing brave about sabotaging the<br />
 peaceful relations between nations on which our common security<br />
depends.&#8221;</p>
<p>• It emerged that Julian Assange had been transferred to the segregation unit in Wandsworth prison and had distanced <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/wikileaks" title="More from guardian.co.uk on WikiLeaks">WikiLeaks</a> from cyber attacks on MasterCard, Visa, PayPal and other organisations.</p>
<p>•<br />
 Other newly released cables revealed that China is losing patience with<br />
 the failure of the Burmese regime to reform, and disclosed US fears<br />
that Europe will cave in to Serbian pressure to partition Kosovo.</p>
<p>While<br />
 many thousands fell ill during the Kano epidemic, Pfizer&#8217;s doctors<br />
treated 200 children, half with Trovan and half with the best meningitis<br />
 drug used in the US at the time, ceftriaxone. Five children died on<br />
Trovan and six on ceftriaxone, which for the company was a good result.<br />
But later it was claimed Pfizer did not have proper consent from parents<br />
 to use an experimental drug on their children  and there were questions<br />
 over the documentation of the trial. Trovan was licensed for adults in<br />
Europe, but later withdrawn because of fears of liver toxicity.</p>
<p>The<br />
 cable claims that Liggeri said Pfizer, which maintains the trial was<br />
well-conducted and any deaths were the direct result of the meningitis<br />
itself, was not happy about settling the Kano state cases, &#8220;but had come<br />
 to the conclusion that the $75m figure was reasonable because the suits<br />
 had been ongoing for many years costing Pfizer more than $15m a year in<br />
 legal and investigative fees&#8221;.</p>
<p>In an earlier meeting on 2 April<br />
between two Pfizer lawyers, Joe Petrosinelli and Atiba Adams, Liggeri,<br />
the US ambassador and the economic section, it had been suggested that<br />
Pfizer owed the favourable outcome of the federal cases to former<br />
Nigerian head of state Yakubu Gowon.</p>
<p>He had interceded on Pfizer&#8217;s<br />
 behalf with the Kano state governor, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau – who<br />
directed that the state&#8217;s settlement demand should be reduced from $150m<br />
 to $75m – and with the Nigerian president. &#8220;Adams reported that Gowon<br />
met with President Yar&#8217;Adua and convinced him to drop the two federal<br />
high court cases against Pfizer,&#8221; the cable says.</p>
<p>But five days later Liggeri, without the lawyers present, enlarged on the covert operation against Aondoakaa.</p>
<p>The cable says Liggeri went on to suggest that the lawsuits against Pfizer &#8220;were wholly political in nature&#8221;.</p>
<p>He<br />
 alleged that Médecins sans Frontières, which was in the same hospital<br />
in Kano, &#8220;administered Trovan to other children during the 1996<br />
meningitis epidemic and the Nigerian government has taken no action&#8221;.</p>
<p>MSF<br />
 – which was the first to raise concerns about the trial – vehemently<br />
denies this. Jean-Hervé Bradol, former president of MSF France, said:<br />
&#8220;We have never worked with this family of antibiotic. We don&#8217;t use it<br />
for meningitis. That is the reason why we were shocked to see this trial<br />
 in the hospital.&#8221;</p>
<p>There is no suggestion that the attorney<br />
general was swayed by the pressure. However, the dropping of the federal<br />
 cases provoked suspicion in Nigeria. Last month, the Nigerian newspaper<br />
 Next ran a story headlined, &#8220;Aondoakaa&#8217;s secret deal with Pfizer&#8221;.</p>
<p>The<br />
 terms of the agreement that led to the withdrawal of the $6bn federal<br />
suit in October 2009 against Pfizer &#8220;remain unknown because of the<br />
nature of [the] deal brokered by … Mike Aondoakaa&#8221;, it said. Pfizer and<br />
the Nigerian authorities had signed a confidentiality agreement. &#8220;The<br />
withdrawal of the case, as well as the terms of settlement, is a highly<br />
guarded secret by the parties involved in the negotiation,&#8221; the article<br />
said.</p>
<p>Aondoakaa expressed astonishment at the claims in the US<br />
cable when approached by the Guardian. &#8220;I&#8217;m very surprised to see I<br />
became a subject, which is very shocking to me,&#8221; he said. &#8220;I was not<br />
aware of Pfizer looking into my past. For them to have done that is a<br />
very serious thing. I became a target of a multinational: you are<br />
supposed to have sympathy with me … If it is true, maybe I will take<br />
legal action.&#8221;</p>
<p>In a statement to the Guardian, Pfizer said: &#8220;The<br />
Trovan cases brought by both the federal government of Nigeria and Kano<br />
state were resolved in 2009 by mutual agreement. Pfizer negotiated the<br />
settlement with the federal government of Nigeria in good faith and its<br />
conduct in reaching that agreement was proper. Although Pfizer has not<br />
seen any documents from the US embassy in Nigeria regarding the federal<br />
government cases, the statements purportedly contained in such documents<br />
 are completely false.</p>
<p>&#8220;As previously disclosed in Pfizer&#8217;s 10-Q<br />
filing in November 2009, per the agreement with the federal government,<br />
Nigeria dismissed its civil and criminal actions against the company.<br />
Pfizer denied any wrongdoing or liability in connection with the 1996<br />
study. The company agreed to pay the legal fees and expenses incurred by<br />
 the federal government associated with the Trovan litigation. Pursuant<br />
to the settlement, payment was made to the federal government&#8217;s counsel<br />
of record in the case, and there was no payment made to the federal<br />
government of Nigeria itself. As is common practice, the agreement was<br />
covered by a standard confidentiality clause agreed to by both parties.&#8221;</p>
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