HUGE NEWS FOR OHIO, where I am heading right now
Trump hUGE NEWS FOR OHIO, where I am heading right now! Bayer just announced a brand new, 2.2 Billion Dollar Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Campus near Columbus. It will generate thousands of Jobs for Ohioans in Advanced Manufacturing, Scientific Research.
WASHINGTON D.C. — HUGE NEWS FOR OHIO, where I am heading right now! Bayer just announced a brand new, 2.2 Billion Dollar Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Campus near Columbus. German drugmaker Bayer is investing $2.2 billion to build a pharmaceutical manufacturing campus in New Albany, Ohio, creating roughly 600 permanent jobs.
The facility, slated to begin operations in 2031, comes as global pharmaceutical companies face pressure from Trump administration tariffs designed to onshore drug production. HUGE NEWS FOR OHIO, where I am heading right now! Bayer just announced a brand new, 2.2 Billion Dollar Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Campus near Columbus.
It will generate thousands of Jobs for Ohioans in Advanced Manufacturing, Scientific Research, Construction, and more. This massive Onshoring WIN is thanks to my strong Pharmaceutical Tariffs, which have led to over 600 BILLION DOLLARS in new Pharma Investments, and lower (MFN) Drug Prices. Companies everywhere are building in the U.S.A. BUILD IN AMERICA, HIRE AMERICAN WORKERS, AND PRICE DRUGS FOR AMERICAN PATIENTS FAIRLY — OR PAY.
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