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From governments to corporates, the importance of a diversified supply chain has been a big lesson of the pandemic. At the start, the global supply chain was tested as governments around the world urgently tried to buy personal protective equipment (PPE), test kits and other medical devices. With various countries limiting exports of products from drugs to PPE, the tension between national priorities and globalised free markets has become abundantly clear.
For governments, ways to manage health security more closely and bring production of life science products closer to home will be a big question as the dust settles on this pandemic. For life science companies, a focus on local supply and diversification are two key themes in corporate risk mitigation efforts, after experiencing first-hand the risks posed to their supply chains by government interventions, lockdowns and competition for resources.
With attention shifting to vaccines, the downstream supply chain is now where some of the most significant risks reside. With some vaccines needing to be stored at very cold temperatures, the pressure is on within the supply chain. If temperatures, among other parameters such as vibration and humidity, are not properly maintained when drugs are transported, it can lead to batches being thrown away.
Read the “Lessons from the Supply Chain” report to get an insight into how sourcing challenges during the pandemic is changing attitudes to risk in the supply chain, and ultimately changing the shape of the supply chain itself.
Key takeaways
- Tensions over vaccine supply timelines emphasize the importance of drafting clear contracts.
- Claims arise when pharma products fall outside of set parameters, such as temperature limits, during transit.
- If a shipment’s value includes research and development (R&D) costs, liability can become contentious.
- From governments to corporates, diversification of suppliers and near-shoring are being discussed.
Read more reports in the ‘Life Science in the era of pandemics’ series:
Making medical devices during a pandemic
Fighting COVID-19 with genomics
The great telehealth experiment
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