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Rockland Immunochemicals expands facilities

In January, company began move into a new 60,000-square-foot space
Written byJeffrey Bouley
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GILBERTSVILLE, Pa.—The first couple months of the year have been a time of inaugurating a new, more expansive facility for Rockland Immunochemicals Inc., as well as gradually moving into that new space, located in Limerick, Pa.

Planning for the expansion, though, goes all the way back to 2012.

“We recognized an increased demand for both our antibody products and related custom services, especially by diagnostic and drug discovery clients looking for a collaborative partner who can deliver a broad array of services to fulfill the strategic needs,” recalls Richard Smith, chief operating officer of Rockland. “Building this laboratory allows us to expand our capabilities and to deliver more to our clients while maintaining our quality standards.”

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