Supply Chain News

Tackling the Impending DSCSA Readiness Hurdles with a More Integrated Tech Approach
November 16, 2023
Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)’s Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) recently granted a reprieve for one year before sanctioning pharmaceutical companies, the November 27, 2023, deadline nevertheless remains. Ten years in the making, the last DSCSA phase requires stakeholders in pharmaceutical Full Article

Unpacking the DSCSA Compliance Extension
November 2, 2023
The FDA's grace period of November 2024 doesn't change the implementation deadline. It's just extra time for the industry to dial-in processes already in place. It’s a breather, not a break. The pharmaceutical industry has been gearing up for the November 27, 2023, compliance deadline Full Article

Nippon Express Holdings enhances members-only functions in “e-NX Visibility” digital forwarding service
October 25, 2023
Enhancements offer visualization of temperature logger data and ordering support to optimize customers’ supply chains NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS INC. (President: Mitsuru Saito) has enhanced the members-only functions of its "e-NX Visibility" digital forwarding service and will be making these enhanced functions available from Wednesday, October Full Article

Choosing Sustainability is Easier Than You May Think
October 10, 2023
The topic of sustainability is becoming more important for all business executives since environmental issues like climate change, pollution and resource shortages have a direct influence on populations and enterprises around the world. According to the Stanford Social Innovation Review, "Today, more than 90% of CEOs Full Article

What’s the Difference Between Logistics and Supply Chain Management? (And Why It Matters)
September 13, 2023
When it comes to managing your organization’s supply chain, two of the most common terms you’ll hear tossed around are “logistics” and “supply chain management.” Many people assume that these are interchangeable words that describe the same thing … But they’re wrong. While supply chain management Full Article