GEMINI IN THE NEWS

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Gemini Named Category Colonel Award Winner
Gemini Pharmaceuticals has been named PLBuyers 2012 Category Colonel Award winner for the Cold Remedies Category. This award, voted on by the PLBuyer industry readers, recognizes Gemini Pharmaceuticals' commitment to private label product quality, knowledge of the private label business and superior skills in helping retail customers drive store brand volume, profits and competitive differentiation.


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2012 PLMA Trade Show
Gemini Pharmaceuticals is proud to have been a prime exhibitor at the 2012 PLMA Trade Show at the Rosemont Convention Center in Rosemont Illinois.

Learn how Gemini's new product launches and expanded manufacturing and warehousing capabilities can help you grow your business with confidence.

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Gemini Pharmaceuticals Finalizes Acquisition of two Brands for Retail Market
Sine off
Gemini Pharmaceuticals Finalizes Acquisition for the Sine-Off and Teldrin Brand OTC's from Hogil Pharmaceuticals.

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Gemini - OXIS International
OXIS International Signs $1 Million Strategic Financing Agreement with Gemini Pharmaceuticals

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Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy, pols rail against cuts in business benefits
Mike Finamore, principal of Gemini Pharmaceuticals in Commack, said the cut in tax breaks could cost his firm about $1 million over the next five years. Finamore's company just bought a 30,000-square-foot building to expand three months ago and expected to hire as many as 50 new employees. But if his benefits are taken away, he said that number could be much lower.

"It's very hard to invest in things if the state is doing this," Finamore said.

Just 18 months ago, Finamore said he had considered a move to West Palm Beach, Fla., because that municipality had offered $1 million and additional money for relocation, a 2.2 percent loan and a 20-year tax abatement.

Levy was joined in front of Gemini's offices by state senators Ken LaValle, John Flanagan, Owen Johnson and several Suffolk legislators, all of who vigorously chastised their Democrat counterparts for supporting the business benefit cuts.

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