East Windsor Township, NJ - Aurobindo Pharma USA has purchased 90 acres in East Windsor Township to build a new distribution center, which could bring 300 new jobs to the state, Mayor Janice S. Mironov announced Tuesday.
The generic pharmaceutical manufacturer, which has its main U.S. manufacturing center in Dayton, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Aurobindo Pharma Limited, which is based in India.
“We are excited that Aurobindo has chosen East Windsor for their new warehouse and distribution center, bringing new tax dollars and new jobs to our community,” Mironov said in a prepared statement. “This expansion here by Aurobindo, a global corporation, represents the attraction to East Windsor of another high-tech, high-growth-potential company in our Einstein’s Alley corridor. East Windsor is a great location for this type of company, and we are pleased to add Aurobindo to the many pharmaceutical-related firms which have chosen to locate in East Windsor.”
“We are excited that Aurobindo has chosen East Windsor for their new warehouse and distribution center, bringing new tax dollars and new jobs to our community,” Mironov said in a prepared statement. “This expansion here by Aurobindo, a global corporation, represents the attraction to East Windsor of another high-tech, high-growth-potential company in our Einstein’s Alley corridor. East Windsor is a great location for this type of company, and we are pleased to add Aurobindo to the many pharmaceutical-related firms which have chosen to locate in East Windsor.”
