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Merck Invests $1 Billion in New U.S. Manufacturing Facility Amid Trade Policy Shifts

by Mark Chiang
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Merck plans to expand its manufacturing capabilities in the United States with a new $1 billion facility. This investment positions Merck as the most recent pharmaceutical company to increase its domestic manufacturing presence amid evolving trade policies. The company’s decision to build the new plant reflects a broader trend within the pharmaceutical industry to bolster U.S.-based production. The expansion occurs as tariffs on imported goods are under consideration, potentially impacting the supply chain and costs associated with manufacturing drugs overseas. Merck’s significant financial commitment to the new facility signals a strategic move to strengthen its American manufacturing base.

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Date: April 29, 2025

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