INSIGHTS ON PHARMA LOGISTICS

• Securing Today’s Biomanufacturing Supply Chain Using Transformative Supply

  Managing the complexities of today’s supply chain begins with transforming relationships that are historically transactional to those that drive suppliers to become value-add partners working toward shared goals with their customers.

• Satisfying Aggressive Timelines With A Simplified Supply Chain For Drug Delivery

  To meet an aggressive timeline with a lack of resources, Kaleido Biosciences had to consider an alternative yet efficient route.

• Clinical Supply Optimization: Enhanced Service Model Saves Client Time On Supplies

  The Vice President of manufacturing for a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company faced an avalanche of work when a reorganization left him without a clinical supply manager. Planning to start 5 new clinical trials in 6 months while managing quality assurance, manufacturing, and supplies for new and ongoing studies, he turned to his Fisher Clinical Services account executive with a simple question: “How am I going to do all that?”

• Managing Clinical Ancillary Supplies At Global Scale

  Clinical ancillary management expertise helps biopharma company oversee a large, global trial from start through finish.

• Ensuring The Efficacy Of Probiotic Products

  There is growing interest among consumers in verifying that the dietary supplements they take are safe and efficacious. The concern over whether consumers are getting the product as it is described on the label is rooted in one vital and transformative fact: probiotics are living organisms that are highly sensitive to humidity and oxygen. In the absence of proper handling and packaging, the efficacy of probiotic products can be compromised at any point of the packaging, storage and transportation process, inversely impacting shelf life and product viability and efficacy for the consumer.

• Clinical Trial Packaging, Labeling And Storage In Horsham, UK

  This video provides insight into Thermo Fisher Scientific’s primary and secondary packaging of clinical trial materials at the Horsham, UK site. This site also specializes in automated global distribution and in Cold Chain Management.

• "Validation" Or "Qualification" – What’s The Difference?

  What is the difference between qualification and validation? This question comes up frequently with both internal and external clients. 

• Storing Biologics At Non-Traditional Temperatures

  Maintaining the appropriate storage temperature of biological material is critical for downstream use. However, due to the complexity of this material and its sensitivity to temperature we are seeing an increase in non-traditional storage temperature requests. In this article, we’ll explore some of the reasons why this is occurring and the associated challenges.