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Getting to the Core of Product Recalls

Amid strained supply chains, heightened consumer demand, increased regulatory scrutiny and looming economic factors, companies must monitor for changes and implement clear procedures to ensure product safety in today’s environment.

Shelves of assorted fresh vegetables in a supermarket. Photo: Matheus Cenali/ Pexels.

When Is Stockpiling Medical Supplies Worth It?

Now is the time to embrace strategies that set healthcare facilities up for success, regardless of whether there’s a surplus or shortage of crucial medical supplies.

For Medical Supplies Industry, Supply Chain Reverts to Status Quo

The medical supplies industry is reverting to the supply chain strategies they used before COVID-19, despite severe ongoing challenges.

CVS, Rite Aid Ration Contraceptive Pills as Demand Surges

CVS and Rite Aid pharmacies are limiting purchases of emergency contraceptive pills as demand for the medication surged following the U.S. Supreme Court decision that struck down the constitutional right to abortion.

Signage outside a CVS pharmacy store in San Francisco, California. Photo: Bloomberg.

Watch: The Impact of the Baby Formula Shortage

Jonathan Havens, partner in the law firm of Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP, explains the causes of the current infant formula shortage, and discusses possible solutions to the crisis, both short- and long-term.

The Impact Of The Baby Formula Shortage

Pharma Supply Chain Failure Is a $35 Billion Problem

The pharmaceutical industry loses roughly $35 billion annually because of failures in temperature-controlled logistics. Those losses are almost entirely preventable.

Glass vials in a pharmaceutical plant. Photo: Shutterstock.

Podcast | Is Healthcare Catching Up to Blockchain Technology?

Blockchain technology is well advanced within some industry supply chains, but healthcare isn’t among them.

Hospitals Ration CT Scans, Awaiting Dye From Shanghai GE Plant

Hospitals around the U.S. are postponing CT scans and rationing care while waiting on shipments of medical dye made in a Shanghai plant that just restarted production amid the city’s lockdown.

A radiologist analyzes CT scans of a patient's brain. Photo: Getty.

FDA Announces Steps to Help Boost Baby-Formula Supply

Abbott Laboratories reached a pact with U.S. authorities that would allow it to begin making baby formula again at a troubled plant in Michigan, a move that could help ease a supply shortfall that has rattled many parents.

A can of Similac infant formula. Photo: Creative Commons.

From Sneakers to Teslas, China Lockdowns Upend Global Supply Chains

Here’s a breakdown of how the situation in China is intensifying global supply chain chaos.

Adidas sneakers on display. Photo: Bloomberg.

A Guide to Jumpstarting Circular Supply Chain Transformation

Until recently, most supply chains have projected linear patterns from production to consumption.

A New Benefit Is Born to Help Companies Find and Keep Workers

At a time when companies will do just about anything to recruit and retain workers, fertility benefits have gone from novelty to a must-have for many companies.

An employee trims silicone bungs, used for in vitro fertilisation (IVF). Photo: Bloomberg.

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