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Albemarle Shifts Pharma Manufacturing
May 21, 2007
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 85, Issue 21
Albemarle is shifting a portion of its current Good Manufacturing Practices-compliant manufacturing from Dayton, Ohio, to South Haven, Mich. Albemarle will discontinue operations at Dayton by the end of 2008, though the company has yet to determine if it will close or sell the facility. Nearly 25% of Dayton employees will lose their jobs, while the remaining staff will be transferred to South Haven. Albemarle, which acquired the South Haven facility from DSM last fall, will take a pretax charge of up to $5 million in the second quarter as a result of the move.
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