The rest of the space is allocated to production and some offices. The plant is CGMP-compliant but does not currently make CGMP products. Direct costs are as follows: building $1,800,000, equipment and installation $300,000, and coordination and expertise $900,000, totaling $214/ft 2 ($3,000,000).The square-footage cost of this factory is relatively low due to its large greenhouses.he costs of developing and commissioning a plant using cereals as raw materials can range from $0.75/L of production capacity for a factory with a yearly capacity of 200,000,000 L up to $1.50/L of production capacity for one with a yearly capacity of 60,000,000.
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