Baxter announces all manufacturing lines at NC plant have restarted
Baxter Jan. 28 that IV solutions production has been restarted on all manufacturing lines at its North Carolina site impacted by Hurricane Helene in October. Baxter said some of the manufacturing lines will require additional time to increase production, and the company expects production to return to pre-hurricane levels early in the first quarter of 2025.
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