Optimising Your Supply Chain, Ensuring Quality and Keeping the Product and Patients Safe

With the de-regulation of the Swedish market two years ago it’s pharmaceutical supply chain changed. Previously state-owned pharmacies have been able to evolve and integrate vertically to become one-stop-shop pharmacies-come-wholesalers – but what does that mean for the manufacturers and traditional wholesalers?

In Denmark, parallel importing has grown rapidly, creating challenges in both supply and sales forecasting for manufacturers, while leading to unpredictable costs.

So how does that leave the supply chain in Scandinavia? Does your distribution model need a few slight tweaks in order to truly optimise it, or does it need a complete overhaul? How do these regional factors play into yet another challenge – the upcoming revision to the EMA GDP guidelines?

These questions and more will be asked, discussed and perhaps even answered at the 2012 Nordic Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Forum.

So where will you be on May 29th-31st ? Sitting in the office worrying about that next temperature controlled shipment? Or joining all of the other major stakeholders in your supply chain at the Supply Chain Forum in Copenhagen?

Go ahead and register your place now, and I’ll see you there. We look forward to meeting you.

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What people said about the Pharma IQ Supply Chain & Logistics series:

Valuable, good insight and food for thought

– Roche

Good to exchange experiences and network, the right people attended

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