330 new jobs confirmed in Cork

Johnson & Johnson subsidary Centocor confirmed plans today to build a new plant in Cork, employing 330 people.

Tue, 27 Jul, 2004 - 15:34

Johnson & Johnson subsidary Centocor confirmed plans today to build a new plant in Cork, employing 330 people.

Centocor, a global leader in biopharmaceuticals, will provide a high-skills major manufacturing facility at the 100-acre IDA site at Ringaskiddy, Co Cork.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: CorkPlace: IrelandPlace: Cashel,Place: Co TipperaryPlace: Ringaskiddy, Co CorkPlace: LimerickOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Johnson & JohnsonOrganisation: CentocorOrganisation: TánaisteOrganisation: IDA IrelandOrganisation: EUOrganisation: RingaskiddyOrganisation: Janssen Pharmaceutical
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