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Arch Chemicals Plans R&D Consolidation
by Michael McCoy
August 30, 2010
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 88, Issue 35
Arch Chemicals is consolidating much of its U.S. research effort at a site in Alpharetta, Ga., that was part of the company’s 2008 acquisition of the water treatment chemicals maker Advantis Technologies. Labs and technical service centers in New Castle, Del.; Cheshire, Conn.; and Conley, Ga., will close. Roughly 62 people in research and tech service are affected by the closures, a spokesman says; 57 of them will have an opportunity to relocate to Alpharetta or other Arch sites. The company says the move will enhance efficiency and collaboration among researchers.
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