U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, with scissors, reacts after cutting the ribbon at Lupin on May 9. With her is, left to right, Township Councilwoman Roz Sherman, Lupin president Kurt Nielsen, Lupin CEO Vinita Gupta, Indian Ambassador Riva Ganguly Das and Mike Kerwin, president of the Somerset County Business Partnership.
An India-based manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals on May 9 celebrated the opening of its first U.S. manufacturing plant, which happens to be located in the township.
Lupin Limited leadership and staff gathered outside the company’s Campus Drive facility to witness a ribbon-cutting and hear comments from the company’s president and CEO, as well as U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman and India’s Ambassador Riva Ganguly Das.
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