Purchasing Commitments Must Underpin US Expansion
AAM Industry Association Sets Out Blueprint For US Supply Chain
Executive Summary
In an attempt to strengthen the US generic drug supply chain and reduce dependence on certain countries for supply, the AAM has proposed a policy framework “blueprint” that requires government purchasing commitments in exchange for industry manufacturing expansion.
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