3. Impact of outsourcing strategies
The outsourcing strategies implemented in the pharmaceutical sector in the 2000s are at the root of current supply chain vulnerabilities. The Covid-19 pandemic only served to highlight these weaknesses, which were already well known to healthcare professionals. Indeed, since 2010, drug shortages have been steadily increasing. These shortages can be explained by a number of factors, not least the forecasting difficulties associated with market uncertainty and the growing unpredictability of epidemics.
Another disruptive factor is the discontinuation of certain products. At a time when Europe occupies a dominant position in the world drug trade, accounting for 75% of global exports, the situation is paradoxical.
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Decree no. 2016-993 of July 20, 2016 on the fight against drug supply shortages. NOR : AFSP1605997D. JORF...
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