Mantacc to Showcase Advancements at Medlab Middle East 2024
Mantacc, a leading manufacturer of lab consumables including swabs, transport media, culture media, disinfectant swabsticks, CHG applicators and saliva collectors, will be exhibiting at Medlab Middle East 2024 to showcase our latest products.
Medlab Middle East is the largest medical laboratory exhibition and congress in the MENA region, expecting over 30,000 attendees for the 2024 edition taking place February 5-8 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Now in its 23rd year, Medlab provides an opportunity for companies like Mantacc to demonstrate innovative medical laboratory equipment, connect with healthcare professionals in the region, and tap into growth opportunities in the Middle East healthcare market.
Mantacc will have Booth Z1.H51 in Za’abeel Hall, a brand new hall for Medlab. In addition to the exhibition floor, Medlab features 12 conferences providing continued medical education credits across laboratory medicine specializations. New for 2024 is the Genomics & Regenerative Medicine zone displaying cutting-edge genomic testing capabilities and cell therapies.
“We are thrilled to return to Medlab to mark another milestone in our commitment to advancing healthcare solutions in the Middle East,” said Wang Dan, Sales Director of Mantacc. “Medlab attracts top medical laboratory talent and decision-makers, allowing us to form meaningful partnerships and empower laboratories with reliable, accurate tools for improved patient care.”
In the past decade, Mantacc has become a trusted brand for laboratories and hospitals seeking quality medical consumables meeting the highest manufacturing standards. Mantacc’s automated production lines and stringent quality control ensure consistent performance and sterility.
Featured at Mantacc’s booth will be recently upgraded products like their flock swabs with ultrathin and flexible thermoplastic elastomer tips to enhance specimen collection and release. Visitors can also expect to see differentiated transport media for viral specimen safeguarding and innovative culture media supporting rapid microbial growth.
Medlab Middle East has grown in tandem with the Middle East healthcare industry, valued at $160 billion in 2022. Healthcare spending is projected to reach $243 billion by 2026 with countries like Saudi Arabia and UAE investing heavily into private healthcare infrastructure and prioritizing public health after the COVID-19 pandemic underscored gaps in the system. This spells opportunity for companies providing essential laboratory tools to meet rising diagnostics demand.
The 2023 Global Medical Consumables Market Report forecasts the sterilization consumables and disinfectants market segment will grow at 13% CAGR from 2023-2028 on heightened infection control measures. As practitioners look to adopt modern laboratory best practices, Mantacc is primed to be an enabling partner through continuous product development and localized customer support.
At Medlab, Mantacc aims to educate laboratory technicians, scientists, and procurement officers on latest advancements helping to increase testing capacity, efficiency, and treatment precision at an affordable cost. Visitors to Mantacc’s booth can expect one-on-one demonstrations of products of interest and learn how Mantacc’s end-to-end solutions can equip laboratories to provide the highest quality care.
“It’s through collaborations at events like Medlab that we’re able to truly address challenges in laboratory medicine and tailor solutions for the Middle East market,” added Wang Dan. “We look forward to welcoming guests and discussing how our medical consumables can empower their laboratories’ growth in service of advancing regional healthcare outcomes.”
To register for free entry to Medlab Middle East before January 8th, visit their website at medlabme.com. Mantacc warmly invites partners and prospective customers to visit our booth Z1.H51 to experience firsthand our commitment to powering laboratory excellence in the Middle East and globally.
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