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Pharmaceutical Technology

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Ozgur Erguney, Sam Joll, Miyese Ozcan

Belgium Pharmaceuticals 2009 Pharmaceutical Technology Release

September 02, 2009

Belgium is one of the largest centers for pharmaceutical distribution and has the second highest number of pharmaceuticals exports per capita worldwide. In addition to attracting foreign companies, the country has also produced its own international heavyweights. But how will this small European country fare against its neighboring European giants and will it survive the threat of the emerging players as the global pharmaceutical industry faces turbulent times?

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