As high prices continue for freight and raw materials, companies in the health care supply chain are coming up with strategies to weather those costs. Customers may ultimately foot the bill.
Even as the delta variant increases COVID-19 case numbers in the U.S., distributors and manufacturers are reporting they had too much PPE in the second quarter.
After years of negotiations, several major drug distributors have proposed a settlement to resolve claims they contributed to the opioid crisis.
Medical gloves and gowns in the U.S. have been in short supply during the pandemic. Now HHS is researching ways to expand domestic production.
Companies in the health care supply chain are preparing to change gears as COVID-19 cases fall and health care utilization returns to normal levels.
The past two years have seen unprecedented volatility across freight markets globally, with everything from weather events and the Suez Canal debacle to the pandemic impacting decision-making for carriers, shippers […]
Health care distributors ramped up distribution of PPE and vaccines during the pandemic but normal health care usage fell.
UPS expands drone operations, healthcare and e-commerce services
