LG Chem eyes manufacturing plant after securing land in Vacaville
Korean firm LG Chem is considering building its first US biomanufacturing facility after acquiring 15-acres of land from Agenus Bio in Vacaville, California. LG Chem is one of the world’s largest chemical firms but has rapidly been growing its life sciences business over the past few years. Bey ...
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