Consolidation to gather pace in Europe's lab testing market
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Over the next five to seven years, the number of small- and medium-throughput laboratory testing sites in Europe will reduce dramatically by around 10% annually, predicts a new study. This trend will be particularly pronounced in countries like France, Italy and Spain, which are currently oversupplied with labs of this size, says the study on workload and workstation consolidation in Europe carried out by Brussels-based consultants Glover Leonard Redshaw.
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