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With increased demand for pharmaceutical products and personal protective equipment (PPE) as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak, more people are interested in learning about pharmaceutical distribution, including the methods available and how they work to bring medical supplies to where they are needed.

How is Brexit affecting the pharma industry? How has this changed with COVID-19? Find out how your pharmaceutical company can best prepare.

Despite Coronavirus having originated around December 2019, many remained unprepared for what was to come over the coming months and much of such destruction that remains today.

When the first whispers of Coronavirus were heard back in December 2019, few of us could predict the impact it would have not only on Europe, but the entire globe. The ripples have been felt in almost every aspect of our lives, including most notably felt in our social lives.

Understanding the role of pharmaceutical distributors in the supply chain can be somewhat complex, as it’s about getting the right drugs and medicines to the right patients at the right time. As distributors, we work day and night to ensure that hospital, pharmacy and clinic stock remains at a suitable level according to demand. Here, we’re taking a closer look at our role in the supply chain.

With increased demand for pharmaceutical products and personal protective equipment (PPE) as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak, more people are interested in learning about pharmaceutical distribution, including the methods available and how they work to bring medical supplies to where they are needed.

With the ongoing effects of the pandemic being felt worldwide, how has the online Pharmaceutical business faired over the last 3 months? Find out more here.

The ongoing challenges from COVID-19, has seen the supply chain for Pharmaceutical Drug Manufacturing binge tested; should the UK be more self-sufficient?