Wholesalers See Forward Buying Ending, But Say Profits Are Safe
Inventory management agreements that reduce or eliminate speculative buying by wholesalers will be standard industry-wide in the near future, AmerisourceBergen CEO David Yost predicted during an SG Cowen conference March 19 in Boston
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