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Developing the coronavirus vaccine supply chain

16 Jun
Posted by: ICB
Category: Air Freight, Customs Brokers, Freight Forwarding, Ground Freight, Ocean Freight
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Pharmas, non-profit organizations and suppliers prepare to handle a high volume of vaccines, but component shortages and scaling up manufacturing present challenges.

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Author: Deborah Abrams Kaplan

Author: ICB

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