'Global fragility' is adding to the pressure on forwarders
As high-value, temperature-sensitive cargo, pharmaceutical shipments can be complex and it is crucial to meet ...
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Airlines and integrators are desperate to maintain and grow their pharmaceutical products, a good profitable sector for those with the experience and know-how. This comprehensive article from Airline Cargo Management examines what’s going on in the pharma logistics business. One warning – you may need to register for the site, but it is free.
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