INSIGHTS ON PHARMACEUTICAL LOGISTICS

• Validation Of Integrated Cryogenic Systems For Cell Therapy Manufacturing

  Amittha Wickrema, Ph.D., Professor of Medicine, Director, Advanced Cellular Therapeutics Facility, University of Chicago, reviews the cold chain workflow from start to finish for a cellular therapy product.

• Simplify Your Drug Delivery Supply Chain

  To bring their lead candidate to patients with a serious, rare, and life-threatening disease, a clinical-stage healthcare company needed to move quickly with lacking resources. One integrated offering allowed for individual approaches to their drug substance, drug product, and clinical trial packaging needs.

• Liquid Nitrogen-Free Cryopreservation For Sustainability

  This study focuses on the running costs and carbon emissions associated with cryopreservation equipment, comparing a liquid nitrogen (LN₂)-free controlled-rate freezer with a typical liquid nitrogen-based system. The environmental implications of using liquid nitrogen for cell freezing are explored along with carbon emissions during the manufacture, transportation, and operation of LN₂-free controlled-rate freezers.

• Helium Leak Detection Technology Solves Cold Supply Chain Challenges

  Vaccines and other large-molecule products require unique storage conditions, especially during the cold chain. Helium detection technology can improve the quality of drug delivery system and container design.

• Securing Today’s Biomanufacturing Supply Chain Using Transformative Supply

  1/10/2020

  Managing today’s supply chain complexity begins by transforming historically transactional relationships to those that drive suppliers to value-added status, working toward shared customer goals.

• Securing Bioprocess Film Supply

  7/9/2019

  Learn how a partnership built on technical expertise and trust is helping to secure the supply of a single-use film built for bioprocessing.

• Ensuring The Efficacy Of Probiotic Products

  10/29/2019

  There is growing interest among consumers in verifying that the dietary supplements they take are safe and efficacious. The concern over whether consumers are getting the product as it is described on the label is rooted in one vital and transformative fact: probiotics are living organisms that are highly sensitive to humidity and oxygen. In the absence of proper handling and packaging, the efficacy of probiotic products can be compromised at any point of the packaging, storage and transportation process, inversely impacting shelf life and product viability and efficacy for the consumer.

• Case Study: Reduced Risk, Spending, And Work In A Global Diabetes Trial

  10/29/2020

  And as one leading multi-national pharmaceutical company recently learned, managing ancillary materials can be a challenge every bit as complex as the trial itself.

• Navigating The Adoption Of Continuous Pharma Manufacturing

  3/1/2021

  Driving a path forward for continuous manufacturing calls for a closer look at current global challenges, any existing barriers, and the ideas and initiatives necessary to fulfill its potential.