INSIGHTS ON CELL & GENE THERAPY LOGISTICS

• Managing Temperature Excursions - Key Pointers That Must Be Addressed

  The maintenance of cold chain product integrity across the entire supply chain demands rigorous processes and cold chain expertise of the highest calibre—from packaging, handling, storage & distribution of temperature sensitive Investigational Medicinal Products (IMP), all the way to the investigator site. This eBook provides top tips on the best course of action to take, and provides summary recommendations for Sponsors on how to handle cold chain or temperature sensitive IMP across the supply chain, up until delivery to the investigator site.

• Cold Chain Industry Trends - Planning Tips to Create a Robust Supply Chain

  The maintenance of cold chain product integrity across the entire supply chain demands rigorous processes and cold chain expertise of the highest calibre—from packaging, handling, storage & distribution of temperature sensitive Investigational Medicinal Products (IMP), all the way to the investigator site. This eBook provides an industry overview and a framework for discussion. The importance of a robust supply chain is addressed. It includes planning recommendations for biopharmaceutical companies preparing to scale up to global vaccine trials.

• Evaluating And Qualifying Temperature Managed Shippers

  The maintenance of cold chain product integrity across the entire supply chain demands rigorous processes and cold chain expertise of the highest calibre—from packaging, handling, storage & distribution of temperature sensitive Investigational Medicinal Products (IMP), all the way to the investigator site. This eBook provides insight into how we qualify shipping options with a case study example of a ‘return and reuse shipper pilot’ which delivered very positive results

• Top Tips For Preventing Customs Chaos

  See how selecting the right IOR, getting an early start, following the rules, perfecting the paperwork, and knowing the numbers can streamline your customs process.

• Total Transportation Management

  The transportation of life science shipments has become increasingly more complex over the years, with patient pools expanding, often to remote locations across the globe. In addition, the growth of biologics has added increased complexity to the supply chain due to cold chain handling, storage and distribution requirements across the supply chain.

• The Challenge Of Keeping Cool

  From manufacturing through delivery to the patient, pharmaceutical drugs must be maintained within strict temperature guidelines to protect the efficacy of the product. This level of protection is not exclusive to refrigerated and frozen product. Even ambient product (generally 15°C to 25°C) needs protection in climates where it can be at risk of becoming too warm or cold.

• Securing Today’s Biomanufacturing Supply Chain Using Transformative Supply

  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.

• Safely Transporting Medicines To Patients

  Do pharmaceutical companies underestimate the challenges of transportation throughout the supply chain? There are many pain points when it comes to sending a therapy from A to B, but with the right collaborations in place, these can be mitigated.

• The Need For Digital Networks To Support Cell And Gene Therapies

  Cell and gene therapies have a level of complexity from a supply chain perspective that needs new approaches, including a high level of information sharing and integration. This topic was covered from different perspectives at two recent conferences.

• Digitization Of The Supply Chain: Challenges In Scaling Up Cell & Gene Therapy

  This white paper discusses the unique biopharmaceutical supply chain challenges of Cell & Gene therapy logistics and recommends forward-thinking solutions to address them. Successfully overcoming these logistics challenges is essential in order to scale up C&G therapies to treat large numbers of patients worldwide.