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Pharmaceutical/Biotech: Page 102
How to Optimize Collaborative Shipping Procurement
With more than 100,000 freight carriers operating in North America, sophisticated shippers long ago realized the only way to successfully and efficiently procure transportation was by hosting regular bidding events.
Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Disrupted When Exporters Fail to Pay Fees
The FDA has placed four Chinese and Indian generic drug facilities on the so-called "Red List" that bans them from shipping products to the U.S. for failing to pay required fees and not meeting identification requirements.
In the Internet Age, Supply Chain Is Still a Risky Business
All the technology in the world won't protect you against the myriad of events that can severely disrupt a global supply chain.
As E-Commerce Grows, More Emphasis Needed on Reverse Supply Chain
Over the years, retailers have become very good at the supply chain - the process of getting goods from the manufacturing plant to the customer. But today, many retailers face a different challenge: taking those goods back, a process referred to as the "reverse supply chain."
ThermoFisher Scientific: Why Good Risk Management Is Crucial to Product Quality
Lee Young, director of supplier quality with ThermoFisher Scientific, discusses how technology and business-process change have helped the company to tighten up its risk-management program.
AA Cargo Launches Nonstop Service Between L.A., New Zealand
American Airlines Cargo has launched daily nonstop flights between its gateway hub at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Auckland, New Zealand.
Inchcape Shipping Debuts Partner Solutions Initiative
Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), a global maritime and logistics service provider, has introduced its Partner Solutions Initiative.
Boston Scientific: How the Life Sciences Sector Addresses Risk Management
Michael Landberg, strategic global sourcing manager at Boston Scientific, describes how a major player in life-sciences approaches the critical issue of risk management.
Pfizer to Build Biologics Plant in China Using GE's Time-Reducing Modular Construction Process
Pfizer will build a biologics plant in China, where it will make biosimilars for the Chinese market but also for sale throughout the world. The New York drugmaker has turned to GE for construction of the facility, which has developed a modular construction process that will cut the cost and allow the plant to be operational in about 18 months, instead of three years.
'Brexit' Vote Shakes Up Logistics Industry Serving Britain's Trade Relationships
Shipping and logistics operators say the U.K. vote to leave the European Union will rattle regional supply chains as Britain rebuilds its trading relationships and rules.
E-Commerce Continues to Drive Changes in Warehousing, Logistics, Institute Reports
As larger U.S. retailers continue to close underperforming stores with more customers choosing to shop online from their own homes, big-box store vacancies have increased in recent years. But with online sales only increasing and more small shop spaces mimicking the online sales environment, the biggest impacts are being reflected in warehouse space and logistics.
Insurance Industry Eyes Increased Risks Expanded Panama Canal Brings
The Panama Canal accounts for roughly five percent of world sea trade, and the expanded Panama Canal is estimated to generate a three percent increase in cargo volumes transiting the canal.
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