- Alcami has announced a series of investments at its Tennessee facility, including quality system integration, packaging upgrades, GMP storage expansion, and organizational restructuring following its acquisition of Tjoapack.
- The company plans to add a new high-speed bottle packaging line, expected to be operational in the first half of 2027, while introducing serialization capabilities and expanding temperature-controlled storage capacity.
Alcami has announced strategic and operational investments at its Tennessee facility, which joined the company’s network through its acquisition of Tjoapack. The CDMO said the initiative is designed to strengthen operational consistency, expand packaging and storage capabilities, and support future growth.
As part of the investment, the Tennessee site will be integrated into Alcami’s enterprise-wide Quality Management System (QMS). The facility will adopt the MasterControl digital QMS platform already used across Alcami’s U.S. network to increase standardization, compliance, and operational visibility.
The company is also restructuring its Quality and Operations teams at the site to align resources and capabilities with current and future customer requirements. In parallel, several packaging lines will be upgraded with increased line speeds, new equipment, and serialization capabilities to meet regulatory and client needs.
Alcami additionally announced plans to install a new high-speed bottle packaging line at the Tennessee facility. The line is expected to become operational in the first half of 2027 and is intended to expand capacity and throughput. The site will also be integrated into Alcami’s broader GMP storage network, which includes expanded temperature-controlled storage, warehousing upgrades, and increased redundancy across multiple U.S. locations.
“By strengthening our Tennessee site across storage, packaging, quality systems, and team structure, we are enhancing our ability to integrate solutions and support customers with greater flexibility and reliability.”
Patrick Walsh, Interim CEO and Board Chair of Alcami
The company said the investments support its broader integration strategy following the Tjoapack acquisition and its efforts to provide integrated development, manufacturing, packaging, and contract manufacturing services.
