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Organogenesis tax agreement could bring millions to Smithfield over 20 years

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SMITHFIELD – Representatives for the advanced wound care and sports medicine business, Organogenesis, say they hope to enter a tax treaty with Smithfield. Organogenesis invested more than $97 million into a new location at the former Rubius Therapeutics building.

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Organogenesis tax agreement could bring millions to Smithfield over 20 years

SMITHFIELD – Representatives for the advanced wound care and sports medicine business, Organogenesis, say they hope to enter a tax treaty with Smithfield. Organogenesis invested more than $97 million into a new location at the former Rubius Therapeutics building.

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The Valley Breeze broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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