Amgen breaks ground on New Albany, OH manufacturing plant of the future — report
Amgen announced back in June that it would spend $365 million to build its manufacturing plant of the future in New Albany, OH, complete with self-driving vehicles and data-gathering tools to ensure efficiency. Today, that journey begins.
The California-based biotech will break ground today on its new assembly and packaging plant, which is estimated to create 400 new jobs in the area just 18 miles northeast of Columbus, according to a report by the Columbus Dispatch. The new facility will further Amgen’s capabilities to make medicines set for distribution in the US, it said in a statement a few months ago.
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