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Pharmaceutical Technology-12-02-2003
Volume27
Issue 12

All Signs Indicate a Strong 2004 for Contract Services

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Jim Miller

Exhibitors at October's AAPS meeting confirmed that the demand for services is robust and believe that the industry's pipeline appears stronger than it has been in the past few years.

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