Newsletter | January 10, 2026

01.10.26 -- Outsourced Pharma Best Of December

DECEMBER'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

How AI Is Rewriting Tech Transfer Timelines

By replacing trial-and-error with virtual simulations and predictive analytics, AI is giving even small biotechs the process development capabilities once reserved for Big Pharma—and slashing tech transfer timelines in the process.

Ensuring Quality And Regulatory Compliance In Outsourced Manufacturing

This segment of the Outsourced Pharma Live event, “Small Molecule Outsourcing: Getting Timelines, Tech Transfer and Analytics Right,” outlines how sponsors can ensure that a CDMO’s quality systems and analytical outputs meet regulatory expectations by aligning early on target regions, building audit and qualification rights into contracts, executing robust quality agreements, monitoring QMS metrics, and overseeing third-party testing vendors.

2025 GLP-1 Impacts Tell Us About CDMOs In 2026

When we began covering the nexus between GLP-1 drugs and CDMO capacity, there were two key questions: Could Big Pharma keep up with demand? Would the CDMO market also have capacity to serve the thousands of drug sponsors needing assistance with their non-GLP-1 programs? Those answers in 2025 tell us a lot about our industry heading into 2026.

DECEMBER'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

4 Reasons For The Rise In Blister Packaging

Here are the factors that are driving blister to the forefront of pharmaceutical packaging, and at an even faster rate than its current growth.

Taking An Alternative Approach To Drug Delivery

Novel therapeutics are driving demand for alternative drug delivery methods. Explore the latest approaches and understand the formulation challenges and benefits for specific diseases.

A Pragmatic Approach To Developing A Rare Disease Drug

We are beginning to see a rise in the interest of developing "orphan drugs," or pharmaceutical agents intended to treat rare diseases. Learn about the challenges and how to work through them.

DECEMBER'S BEST SOLUTIONS

High Potency Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

Technology To Overcome Absorption Hurdles And Solubility Limitations

The Next Generation Of Oral Targeted Therapies

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