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Lonza Rockland, located in Rockland, Maine, supplies products for electrophoretic separations. In the 1970s the company was known as Marine Colloids. FMC Corporation purchased Marine Colloids in 1977 and FMC BioProducts was born. In 1999, Cambrex Corporation purchased FMC BioProducts and its name was changed to BioWhittaker Molecular Applications. In 2002, it was changed again to Cambrex Bio Science Rockland. Cambrex is a global, diversified life sciences company dedicated to providing products and services to accelerate and improve the discovery and commercialization of human therapeutics. Since the mid-1990s, Cambrex has helped customers develop their active pharmaceutical ingredients more efficiently and cost-effectively. The company, now known as Lonza Rockland, has diagnosed and overcome problems that clients had in their manufacturing processes, provided clinical or commercial quantities of hundreds of pharmaceutical products and provided the analytical, regulatory and other support services that clients need to shorten the time to market.

Back Cove Yachts, located in Rockland, Maine, is a part of the North End Composites. The company offers a range of services, including technical assistance, plug and mold making, performance data, and images and boat specifications. It provides several models, such as Back Cove 26, Back Cove 29 and Back Cove 33. Its boats are available in Hardtop and Express versions to suit every need. Additionally, North End Composites provides tool and lamination yards to the marine industry. It also offers repetitive production services for many of the major builders in the pleasure boat market. It has completed various projects, including Hinckley's Sail and Picnic boat programs, Shelter Island 38 Runabout, various Lyman Morse custom projects, Grady White, Boston Whaler, and the Sabre sail and powerboat lines.