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Two European firms are adding capacity for bulk drug manufacturing. Roche says it will spend about $135 million to build small-molecule facilities at its headquarters in Basel, Switzerland. Most of the money will go to a pharmaceutical chemical plant set to open in 2016. Meanwhile, Merck KGaA will spend close to $70 million to add manufacturing capacity in Bari, Italy. To be on-line in 2017, the equipment will be used for the sterile filling and finishing of liquid biopharmaceuticals.
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