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Swiss pharma firm Lonza to build new factory in US

Lonza is set to begin construction of a production site dedicated to spray-drying in the United States. The plant, which will be built in Bend, Oregon, is expected to be operational in 2029 and to create more than 80 jobs. The decision is part of the Basel-based pharmaceutical subcontractor's effort to strengthen its presence in Bend and turn the site into a “centre of excellence in particle engineering and bioavailability optimisation”, according to a press release issued on Thursday. The amount of the investment has not been specified. + Basel’s world-beating pharma hub fights for place in new global order The new facilities in Bend are designed to meet the ever-increasing demand for spray drying for various drug formulations. Lonza states that its investment in Oregon will enable it to establish itself as the leading pharmaceutical contract manufacturer with commercial-scale capabilities in this field in the US. According to Lonza, spray-drying technologies – which convert a ... Full story here Are you the author?
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