Exec Chat: M Holland's Josh Blackmore On Plastics' Hard Impact On Medtech Innovation

Josh Blackmore recently joined M Holland Co., a leading distributor of thermoplastic resin, as its global healthcare manager to help expand the company's participation in the medical device industry. He provides insight on the importance of plastics and how this material plays an important role in helping to drive medical device-makers innovate.

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Plastic is so common that it may often be overlooked as an important driver of innovation in the history of medical technology, but it is not overlooked by companies trying to develop new devices or make existing devices easier to use, safer, or more cost-effective.

To respond to the medical device-makers' need for technical expertise on plastic, suppliers of this material are looking to expand more into the medtech field and help device-makers with product...

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