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|Podcasts|March 1, 2022
Drug Solutions Podcast: Securing Manufacturing Independence Through Re-shoring Facilities to USA
Author(s)Chris Spivey
In this episode of the Drug Solutions Podcast, Chris Spivey, Editorial Director talks about the economic and geopolitical benefits of controlling pharmaceutical manufacturing through reshoring, with Dr. Fernando Muzzio, distinguished professor of chemical and biochemical engineering, Rutgers University and Frederic Kahn, VP Sales, Wavelength Pharmaceuticals
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Supply chain fragility and geopolitical instability discussed as background to in-shoring pharmaceutical manufacturing by Dr. Fernando Muzzio, distinguished professor of chemical and biochemical engineering, Rutgers University and Frederic Kahn, VP Sales, Wavelength Pharmaceuticals. This discussion covers reforming regulations and economics, while introducing novel flow chemistries, robotics, digitalization, and a heightened agility for investment in education, national strategy and communications.
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