Charles River cuts the ribbon on former AstraZeneca site in the UK for plasmid manufacturing
After starting construction last year and putting the finishing touches on the site this year, Charles River is finally ready to cut the ribbon on a new 16,000-square-foot facility across the Atlantic.
The manufacturing facility will produce plasmids to be used in cell and gene therapies. The site, located in Cheshire, UK, is the result of Charles River’s acquisition of Cognate BioServices and Cobra Biologics in 2021 for $875 million last year.
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