Bayer Consumer Health Expands North America And LATAM Supply Capacity

Bayer is investing $52m in its Lerma, Mexico manufacturing site, which the firm said will enable it to increase production of key OTC brands like Aspirin and Alka-Seltzer from 100m to 140m units by 2030.

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Bayer is investing significantly in its Mexico facility

Bayer Consumer Health is ramping up its Latin and North America supply capacity with a MXN$1.1bn ($52m) investment in its Mexican production site.

A recent visit by global president Julio Triana to Lerma, State of Mexico, marked the beginning of an expansion project that the firm said will enable the plant to increase...

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