Choosing the right CDMO is a strategic decision that can significantly impact the success of biologics development. By evaluating a CDMO’s ability to adapt programs to specific protein therapies and manufacturing needs, leverage specialized expertise, offer integrated solutions and overcome industry challenges, manufacturers can make informed decisions that maximize their chances of project success. In this article, Bora Biologics explores how a strategic approach — adapting programs for specific proteins and customer needs — can be beneficial in achieving the customer’s biologics development goals for novel therapeutics or biosimilars.
Onshoring pharmaceutical manufacturing can be made more practical by collaborating with CDMOs that have gray space, supported by strong relationships with used equipment dealers and OEMs.
Almac Clinical Services’ clinical supply strategy won the 2026 CPHI Award for Supply Chain Excellence. Nishma Patel, supply chain solutions manager, explains how her team managed the study’s strict −80 °C handling requirement, quality release, and site readiness, and how the Almac Adapt approach can apply beyond this program.
The FDA grants accelerated approval to subcutaneous amivantamab for head and neck cancer, extending the IV-to-subcutaneous shift in biologics formulation.
Almac Clinical Services’ clinical supply strategy won the 2026 CPHI Award for Supply Chain Excellence. Nishma Patel, supply chain solutions manager, explains the benefits and challenges of the company’s just-in-time manufacturing solution.
Vivek Gupta of Duquesne University explains at AAPS PharmSci 360 why device decisions can't wait and why excipient makers must test beyond drug molecules.
