Pandemic Perspectives: Cracks In Global Supply Chain Lead To Localization Trend
Regions Seek To Bolster Domestic Production Capacity As Weaknesses Exposed
Executive Summary
Weaknesses in the global pharmaceutical supply chain, exposed and exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, have led major markets to pursue localization policies aimed at bolstering domestic production capacity. But any significant transformation promises to take many years.
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