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