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Japanese Drug Store Chain Segami Medics And Kanemitsu Yakuhin To Collaborate

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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Japanese drug store chain Cocokara Fine Holdings will collaborate with Okayama-based drug store company Kanemitsu Yakuhin starting April 1. Cocokara operates 640 drug stores and dispensing pharmacies nationwide in Japan, and subsidiary Segami Medics runs 280 stores mainly located in areas ranging from Kansai to Kyushu. Kanemistu operates 10 stores with dispensing pharmacies and 27 regular stores in Okayama Prefecture. The two plan to share originally developed products and share information regarding purchasing and marketing. (Click here for more - Japanese language

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