Article: New Jersey: the garden state helps business grow. (incentives for business there) (Special Advertising Section)

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U.S. News & World Report
Article date:
November 1, 1993
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In 1991 Lohmann Therapy Systems, a subsidiary of a $400-million German pharmaceutical firm, came to the U.S. looking for a base from which to supply the U.S. markets. The company desired a location in the Northease, close to other pharmaceutical companies, and a large, versatile manufacturing facility.

It found both in West Caldwell, New Jersey. Lohmann purchased and is renovating the 150,000 square-foot Hudson Vitamin Building, which when fully operational will employ 125 people.

CEO Rainer Hoffman noted several deciding factors in choosing New Jersey: finding the ideal building, the can-do attitude of the state, county and municipal officials, and ...

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