The Importance of Customer Service in Pharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing

Publisher: Aphena Pharma Solutions

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The Importance of Customer Service in Pharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing

With tightening regulations and rising costs, the pharmaceutical industry is being presented with a consistent challenge in the marketplace: Do more with less. As a result, pharma companies are reducing their internal capacities in manufacturing and R&D and are, instead, increasing their outsourcing.

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