It’s tough to hold a grand opening ceremony in the aftermath of a natural disaster, but CSafe Global has a special reason for doing so: its RKN and RAP air-cargo containers are being used to move temperature-controlled pharmaceuticals into and […]
Read MorePTG, which has been in the business of supplying packaging for pharma cold-chain transportation for 15 years, will open a new facility in Louisville, KY, in April. Current manufacturing is handled in Fall River, MA. “This new location reinforces our […]
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Just after New Year’s, FDA published its annual list of “novel” drugs, which include New Drug Applications (NDAs), some Biologic License Applications (BLAs) and some incidental categories, totaling 48 (see Table). While down somewhat from 2018’s total of 59, the […]
Read MoreAs we cross the threshold into a new decade in 2020, it’s a time to take stock of the significant changes that transformed the pharmaceutical cold chain industry during the past decade. The years from 2010 through 2019 indelibly altered […]
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The Healthcare Distribution Alliance’s annual Factbook is a compilation of industry statistics and survey data, based on its membership of full-line distributors who only deal directly with manufacturers. The overall picture is one of higher volumes being moved through the […]
Read MorePharma service providers continue to build out capacity for the coming wave of biologic medicines. The latest expansions, both in the US Midwest, include a 280,000 sq. ft warehouse in Whitestown, IN, by Life Science Logistics. The facility will double […]
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At various points in most pharma supply chains, boxes of product pile up and need to be sorted. The pileup can occur at a distribution center, or in the central pharmacy of a hospital network, for example. Warehouse workers hustle […]
Read MoreCSafe, which has a line of active (powered) air-freight containers as well as the AcuTemp line of passive parcel shippers, has new service centers in Shanghai, China; Zurich, Switzerland; and Stockholm, Sweden. It now has 40 stations across the globe. […]
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Wes Wheeler, current CEO of the clinical logistics provider (and UPS subsidiary) Marken, is now president of UPS Healthcare and Life Sciences (HCLS), the newly reorganized unit of UPS. As announced last month, UPS’s HCLS unit includes Marken, Polar Speed, […]
Read MoreMarken, the UPS subsidiary that specializes in clinical supply storage and delivery, is planning multiple expansions in Europe, Asia and South America: Marken Korea’s new Clinical Supply Center (depot) will be 1,792 sq. m. of GMP-compliant space located near the […]
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