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Germany’s Merck Adds Inorganic Salts

by Ann M. Thayer
January 25, 2010 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 88, Issue 4

Merck KGaA is building a plant to make inorganic salts at its Darmstadt, Germany, site. It will spend about $42 million and increase capacity by 50%. Merck will use the plant to produce active pharmaceutical ingredients and excipients, products for biopharmaceutical processes, food additives, and laboratory reagents. The plant is scheduled to start up in mid-2011 and employ about 70 people.

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