Pharma Logistics White Papers & Articles
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Global Clinical Supply Solutions For Every Trial
A reliable clinical supply chain strategy is as essential as a company’s discovery program. Seek a partner who can help guide a comprehensive strategy and manage day-to-day activities.
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FDA Requirements For Packaging Cryogenically Frozen Advanced Therapies
FDA requires packaging and distribution systems to protect the agent from contamination and damage. In distributing cryogenically frozen advanced therapies, this includes protection from temperature shock.
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Controlling Complexity (Not Cost) Of Advanced Therapy Supply Chains
Due to the short shelf life and clinical criticality of advanced therapies, their supply chains are often highly complex. Once efficacy and safety is demonstrated, the focus of advanced therapy developers moves to controlling cost. However, the biggest cost within the supply chain is caused by its complexity. In this article, we will share why the advanced therapy supply chain is so complex and how this complexity correlates to cost.
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Considerations For Your First Clinical Trial
For a small and emerging biopharma, moving into the clinical trial phase of development can be overwhelming. Discover seven best practices to help ensure a successful trial.
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Risk Mitigation For Material Transport: The Impact Of Re-Using Shippers
Maintaining the chain of custody is of utmost importance. The vessel selected for transportation is a critical consideration. We offer keys for selecting shippers to transport high value material.
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Targeted Therapies Drive Need For Flexible, Small-Volume Manufacturing
Biologics, orphan drugs, and precision medicine are on the rise, and that means some big changes for drug development and manufacturing companies.
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Overcoming Manufacturing Challenges For Accelerated Drug Development
Expedited development programs require adapting to accelerated development timelines. The challenge is to build a strategy that maintains the integrity, quality, and timeliness of the manufacturing process.