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Automating the medical sector supply chain through Japanese engineering expertise

Japanese companies are renowned for developing niche technologies which play a key role in the international supply chain, and nowhere is this more the case than in its pioneering medical and pharmaceutical sector.

“To establish a fully automated production line, it requires a high level of technological and engineering expertise. It also requires a lot of time and resources to train the

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