Supply Chain
USP Convention Prioritizes Preparedness for a Resilient Supply Chain...
An all-too-familiar experience in recent years, medicines supply chain disruptions can arise from many factors, including pandemics like COVID-19, natural disasters, and geopolitical events like those taking place right now in Eastern Europe.
Pharmaceutical continuous manufacturing: How USP standards and related programs suppo...
Bringing together experts to advance solutions: USP Convention series on supply chain...
Advanced manufacturing technology: Reducing barriers to adoption...
We need to reduce the barriers to adoption of advanced manufacturing technology (AMT) like pharmaceutical continuous manufacturing (PCM).
Nigeria’s Fight Against Counterfeit Drugs – USP’s Role...
Mandela Washington Fellow, Dr. Ashiru Abubakar, talks with USP about the drug supply chain, the intersection of public health and political will, and the hope for a future free of counterfeit medicines in his native Nigeria.
The Cost of Poor Quality Medicine and Foods
Here in the United States, we enjoy one of the safest drug and food supplies in the world. It is a huge accomplishment, and the result of a vast safety net created by the coordinated efforts of multiple government agencies, health organizations, industry and non-profits. This article explains the role they play in ensuring that drug, drug ingredients, dietary supplements and food ingredients sold in the U.S. can be safely consumed.