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ROVI and Moderna received a visit from Pedro Sánchez this weekend at the ROVI manufacturing plant in Granada, to see the start-up of a new production line for the active ingredient of the mRNA vaccine at this facility.

The President of the Government, together with the Minister of Health, Consumer Affairs and Social Welfare, Carolina Darias, and the Mayor of the city, Francisco Cuenca, were able to tour the facilities accompanied by Juan López-Belmonte, President and CEO of ROVI; Miguel Ángel Ortega, Industrial Director of ROVI; and Juan Carlos Gil, Managing Director of Moderna.

For the first time, a Spanish facility has the potential to not only fill the vials, but to run the entire production of a messenger RNA vaccine, which puts the country in a “key” position in the fight against the pandemic, President Sánchez stressed.
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Christmas message from Juan López-Belmonte, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ROVI.

In order to optimise the management of the queries we receive to the mailbox notificacionescovid19@rovi.es, we remind you that it is necessary to identify the name of the employee and their work centre in the subject line of the email.

Remember that if you have symptoms associated with covid-19 or any suspicion of contact with infected people, you should contact your health centre and follow their instructions. You should also report any such incidents to ROVI’s mailbox, as well as any doubts or queries that arise in connection with covid-19.
The Alcalá de Henares plant was visited by the mayor of the city, Javier Rodríguez Palacio, accompanied by the councillor responsible for Urban Planning, Alberto Blázquez Sánchez, and the manager of the Ente Público Empresarial Alcalá Desarrollo, Pilar Fernández Herrador.
Accompanied by the vice-president and CFO, Javier López-Belmonte; the director of the Industrial Area, Miguel Ángel Ortega; and the director of the plant, Pilar García-Morato, the mayor was shown the production activity of the plant, which has an annual production capacity of 3,000 million tablets per year, 100 million final packaged units and 150 million packaged syringes.
During the visit, ROVI management showed the state-of-the-art facilities, highlighting the 12 packaging lines (seven dedicated to injectables) that make it a packaging centre of excellence for in-house and third-party manufacturing. The mayor was also interested in the increased investment in the Alcalá plant and the development of new projects there.
The plant had previously received a visit from the city council of Alcalá de Henares, specifically from the councillor for equality, Patricia Sánchez, who also praised its social initiatives, as well as its participation in the “Empléate desde la Igualdad” programme for reintegrating women into the labour market.

We would like to remind you that from next Monday new prevention measures will come into force at ROVI in response to covid-19. These measures are motivated by the increase in the number of infections in the country and the uncertainty caused by the emergence of the omicron variant in the management of the pandemic.
Unfortunately, despite the high vaccination rates, the risk of infection in the face-to-face activities has been increasing in recent weeks. ROVI’s management already took the difficult decision months ago not to hold this year’s traditional Christmas dinner for employees for the second year in a row.
The actual context makes it inadvisable to hold large events in enclosed spaces where minimum prevention measures such as safety distance or the continuous use of masks cannot be guaranteed.
Similarly, we urge departments planning to hold employee Christmas gatherings in the coming weeks to refrain from holding them. We understand that this time of year is a time for celebration and sharing, but we must remember that the only way to prevent infection is to avoid risky situations.