protecting pharmaceuticals throughout the supply chain
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Protecting pharmaceuticals throughout the supply chain
The volume increase in temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals:
Hello, Biopharma
2011 2030
By 2016, eight out of 10 of the top-selling pharmaceuticals will require temperature control
(Cold Chain Sourcebook)
The insulin explosion Ka-boom! Packaging will need to take more insulin to many more places by 2030
Adults su�eringfrom diabetes
worldwide
(International Diabetes Federation)
Packaging is the frontline—and the potential fault line—for expensive drugsWith biopharma products often worth $1,000 or more per gram of active ingredient, a single pallet of a cold‐chain product can easily be worth $1 million or more
Changing regulations are:
By 2018, biopharma will become a $280 billion business,12% of which will comprise logistics expenses
(Cold Chain Sourcebook)
Supply chain executives cite regulatory compliance or
changing/increasing regulations as key drivers of supply chain change
Driving change
78%Driving costs
Supply chain executives say increasing cold chain packaging regulations are driving up costs
35% (Seventh annual UPS Pain in the Chain survey)
552million366
million
(in billions)
Biopharma logistics costs: $24B
NOW $200B
2018 $280BBiopharma logistics costs: $33.6B
PerPallet
$1M
Product protection
Biggest product damage/spoilage concerns of supply chain executives
Adverseweather ortemperature
Packaging failure
Disruption preparedness
Ahead of the pack
UPS knows ambient conditionsUPS surveyed 1.3 million miles of shipping lanes to create its Temperature True Lane Pro�le Study
UPS knows how to mitigate damage/spoilageUPS Proactive Response®, a monitoring and intervention service, protects 13 million temperature-sensitive packages a year (UPS)
say disruptive events are too unlikely to plan for
Can you attain Nirvana?
A 1:4 product-to-packaging ratio, achieved cost e�ectively, is temperature-sensitive “packaging Nirvana,” according to some leading engineers
69%Customs delays
46%
of supply chain executives cite
packaging failure as a supply
chain challenge
41%
are using enhanced thermal packaging and containers to combat the challenge
63%
61%
Carrier delays or damage
69%
YET... globally, more than one-third of supply chains have experienced interruptions a�ecting more than 10% of their supply chain
1/3
(Seventh annual UPS Pain in the Chain survey)
(Seventh annual UPS Pain in the Chain survey)
(Seventh annual UPS Pain in the Chain survey)
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