The UK's medicines regulator has confirmed it is investigating the firm Hinpack, run by former Suffolk publican Alex Bourne, which won work linked to coronavirus testing during the pandemic.
The UK’s medicines regulator has confirmed it is investigating a firm that reportedly won work linked to coronavirus testing during the pandemic.
Hinpack, a manufacturing business run by former publican Alex Bourne, partnered with a diagnostics supplier to produce specimen collection tubes and funnels for Covid-19 testing.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said it was investigating allegations against Hinpack.
MHRA director of devices Graeme Tunbridge said: “We take all reports of non-compliance very seriously.
“We are currently investigating the allegations about Hinpack and will take appropriate action as necessary. Patient safety is our top priority.
“As this is an ongoing investigation we are unable to disclose further information at this time”.
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The UK's medicines regulator has confirmed it is investigating the firm Hinpack, run by former Suffolk publican Alex Bourne, which won work linked to coronavirus testing during the pandemic.