Jackson Healthcare Saves Only U.S. Antibiotic Manufacturer of Amoxicillin; Purchases Out of Bankruptcy
Reopening of Facility and Resumption of Production to:
- Protect and strengthen
U.S. domestic medical supply chain with high-quality, onshore alternative to foreign dependence for life-saving medications - Combine experience and success of
Jackson Healthcare with scientific and manufacturing expertise ofBristol, Tennessee - Develop economic engine with new job prospects in Upper East Tennessee
Amoxicillin and Amoxicillin Clavulanate account for more than 30 percent of all antibiotics prescribed each year, and today, approximately one in 12 people in the
USAntibiotics, Part of the Jackson Healthcare Family of Companies
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In 2008, every dose of Amoxicillin and Amoxicillin Clavulanate in the
"We could simply not stand by and allow this essential antibiotic manufacturing facility to close," explains
Reopening and Restarting Production
The Jacksons note that the company's focus right now is on getting the production facility back to work, hiring additional people and adding the resources to help it realize its full potential.
"We are now beginning the critical work that goes with restarting the facility. It has a deep history and proven track record of tremendous production power and quality. We look forward to bringing it back to full capacity and all that will mean for Americans who need these vital antibiotics," adds
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"This is a new day – an incredible day for America and the people of
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