Rick Jackson (second from left), Bob Rolfe (fourth from left) and US Rep. Diana Harshbarger, R-TN, are were among those on hand in Bristol, TN for the ribbon cutting to USAntibiotics reopening Monday
As bankruptcy neared, workers at a USAntibiotics site worked until the lights went out. Now, the site will get a second life
Linda Robbins, the VP of Quality and Regulatory Affairs at USAntibiotics in Bristol, TN was faced with a problem.
The world-class antibiotics facility where she’d worked for the last 30 years was going to shut down. So for five weeks, right up until the point of the lights being shut off, she and her team worked without pay, continuing to package products that had not yet been sealed and keep operations going for as long as possible.
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