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Dafalgan is a well-known brand of paracetamol, highly prevalent in French pharmacies. It was originally created by UPSA (Union de Pharmacologie Scientifique Appliquée), a laboratory founded in Agen, France, in 1935.
UPSA has historical significance in the French pharmaceutical industry and maintains its primary production site in Agen, where products like Dafalgan Caps are manufactured. Over the decades, ownership of UPSA has changed multiple times. After being part of the American group Bristol-Myers Squibb for several years, the brand and the company were acquired by the Japanese pharmaceutical giant Taisho Pharmaceutical in 2019. Today, UPSA operates as a key subsidiary of Taisho, continuing its long-standing tradition of French-based manufacturing under Japanese corporate leadership.
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