Talecris Biotherapeutics To Expand N.C. Operation

Drug company will add 259 jobs as part of a $269 million expansion in Clayton, North Carolina.

Nov 13th, 2009

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- A drug company is expanding its operations in North Carolina, adding nearly 260 jobs.

State officials said Friday that Talecris Biotherapeutics will add 259 jobs as part of a $269 million expansion near Clayton.

Commerce Department spokesman Charles Winkler said the company in Research Triangle Park could get nearly $4 million in state incentives if it meets investment and job targets. The incentive package comes with a requirement that the company keep its nearly 2,300 jobs in North Carolina.

Commerce officials say Talecris' new jobs in Clayton will pay average annual salaries of $51,000.

The company says it wants to meet increasing demand for its drugs made from blood plasma.

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