Jun 10 2021
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2020 proved to be a challenging year in the field of freeze drying/lyophilisation due to the rapidly shifting timelines required to get products to market. This was especially prevalent across the diagnostic and pharmaceutical sectors. In this article, we will be considering why freeze drying is important, how a limited cold chain affects getting products to climate sensitive regions, far from the source of production, and how outsourcing lyo R&D for tackling the freeze drying process efficiently has played such a fundamental part in successfully getting products to end users safer and faster than ever before.
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BY VIRTUE OF WHICH SUPPLY CHAIN CANADA WILL ASSUME DELIVERY OF CORE EDUCATION, EVENTS, AND MEMBERSHIP SERVICES.
TORONTO, April 16, 2021 /CNW/ - Supply Chain Canada has recently acquired the Centre for Outsourcing Research and Education (Core), a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting organizations and individuals engaged in sourcing as well as managing outsourcing agreements for the past 15 years.
It is a very exciting time for the supply chain profession and this acquisition is yet another way for us to demonstrate our commitment to elevating the profession. As an association we actively pursue partnership, merger and acquisition opportunities that help us strengthen our capabilities to serving the end-to-end supply chain community, says Christian Buhagiar, President & CEO, Supply Chain Canada.