Almac, the drugs manufacturer based in the Northern Ireland town of Craigavon, is to create 229 new jobs for the region following a £14m investment in its facilities.
According to the Belfast Telegraph, the positions will be split between analytical chemists and others with scientific backgrounds, and the likes of product support, compliance and production line operators. The investment will go into a new 13,400 square foot development and analytical plant with an expansion of its production line also planned. The extension of the…
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