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2016
Proven proficiency benefits operationsBy:Features Reporter Globally, low commodities prices are putting pressure on mining companies to ensure that all aspects of their operations are performed at the highest standard possible, including the proficiency of their laboratories, says support services provider to laboratories in the mining sector Qotho Laboratory Services MD Dr Hannelie de Beer.
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