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How Manufacturers Need To Shore Up Fragile Supply Chains To Prevent Antibiotics Shortages

 
• By Joanne S. Eglovitch

The potential of an impending “apocalypse” of antibiotic drug shortages means that the pharmaceutical industry should pay careful attention to managing fragile supply chains for these drugs. A report details how manufacturers can manage these supply chains to avert potential shortages.

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Pharmaceutical companies that manufacture antibiotics should forecast demand, purchase from multiple suppliers and audit their suppliers to help avert antibiotic drug shortages, according to a recent report.

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