Upjohn Co.

The Upjohn Company was a pharmaceutical manufacturer founded in 1886, known for developing and producing medications and healthcare products. It was recognized for its research in medicines like antibiotics and treatments for various illnesses. In 1999, Upjohn merged with Pfizer, a major global pharmaceutical company, becoming part of Pfizer’s operations. This merger helped expand access to medicines worldwide and strengthened research efforts. Historically, Upjohn played a significant role in advancing healthcare through scientific innovation, and its legacy continues as part of Pfizer, contributing to modern medical treatments and pharmaceuticals.