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Canton biotech to get state incentives, plans to expand

$18m package kept Organogenesis in Mass., Patrick says

Governor Deval Patrick applauds as Organogenesis CEO Geoff MacKay reveals the company's Massachusetts expansion plans. Governor Deval Patrick applauds as Organogenesis CEO Geoff MacKay reveals the company's Massachusetts expansion plans. (Stephen Savoia/Associated Press)
By Stephen Heuser
Globe Staff / June 1, 2007

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Organogenesis Inc., a once-troubled Canton biotechnology company that makes living artificial skin, plans to build a new headquarters and factory in Massachusetts and add 300 jobs over the next five years after the state offered it an incentive package worth up to $18 million, the company said yesterday. (Full article: 709 words)

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