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  • 2 days ago | pharmamanufacturing.com | Greg Slabodkin

    Thermo Fisher Scientific’s pharma services business is strategically expanding in 2025 to support growth in its capacity and capabilities to better serve its customers. The company is investing in locations across its network, including a sprawling 1.7-million-square-foot campus on 640 acres in Greenville, North Carolina. Currently, Thermo Fisher has more than 8,000 employees across the state of North Carolina, with the Greenville site employing a staff of roughly 2,000 people.

  • 3 days ago | pharmamanufacturing.com | Greg Slabodkin

    Independent scientific organization U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) has announced the opening of its Advanced Technologies Laboratory in Rockville, Maryland to develop, pilot, and scale innovations in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

  • 4 days ago | pharmamanufacturing.com | Greg Slabodkin

    Massachusetts-based biotech Agenus has announced a partnership with India’s Zydus Lifesciences that includes the transfer of Agenus’ biologics facilities in Berkeley and Emeryville, California to Zydus for an upfront $75 million payment and $50 million in potential payments triggered by production orders.

  • 5 days ago | pharmamanufacturing.com | Greg Slabodkin

    Under a strategic rebranding, Fujifilm Corporation announced that it has renamed its life sciences companies to better serve its customers across the drug development lifecycle, from research and discovery to clinical and commercial manufacturing. Fujifilm Irvine Scientific has been rebranded as Fujifilm Biosciences, offering a portfolio of discovery and research reagents, recombinant growth factors and proteins, specialty chemicals, assay materials, as well as cell culture media and supplements.

  • 6 days ago | pharmamanufacturing.com | Greg Slabodkin

    India-based contract research, development, and manufacturing organization (CRDMO) Syngene International recently secured its first foothold in the United States, paying $36.5 million to Emergent BioSolutions for the biologics site. However, U.S. trade policy was not the driving factor for the purchase, according to Alex Del Priore, Syngene’s senior vice president for development and manufacturing services.

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Greg Slabodkin
Greg Slabodkin @Slabodkin
14 May 25

#Roche says #Trump's #MostFavoredNation #executiveorder jeopardizes its $50 billion U.S. investment. If it goes into effect, Roche's "ability to fund the significant investments previously announced in the U.S. will be in question." https://t.co/k6VOeuuoSB #pharmamanufacturing

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Greg Slabodkin @Slabodkin
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Greg Slabodkin
Greg Slabodkin @Slabodkin
14 May 25

#WuXiBiologics sells drug product (DP) plant in $168 million deal with #TerumoCorporation. The sale of WuXi's facility in Germany is meant to enable the Chinese #CRDMO to focus on building DP #manufacturing in Singapore. https://t.co/Rz0sCrF1Cn #CDMO #contractmanufacturing #China