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News|Articles|February 4, 2014
Puerto Rico Opens Research and Development Center for Pharmaceutical Products
Author(s)Melanie Sena
Neolpharma opens its new Development and Innovation Center (CEDIPROF) for pharmaceutical products in Puerto Rico.
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In 2013, Neolpharma invested over $12 million in machinery and equipment in the center in Puerto Rico. The center will create 23 new jobs. CEDIPROF includes a 2000 ft2 pilot facility for research, development, and evaluation of new pharmaceutical products, as well as an analytic and forensic laboratory and a 4000 ft2 warehouse.
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