LogiPharma Lyon 2024

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The Future of Temperature Monitoring: How to lower the CO2 footprint with a Circular Supply Solution

Is it possible to lower the cost of temperature management while simultaneously increasing quality and optimizing administration? Come join us in the Sustainability zone, at LogiPharma Lyon 2024 to find out more.

  • Speaker: Julian Wann, Associate Director, Global  Freight & Logistics, AstraZeneca UK
  • Presenter: Anita Leposa, Key Account Manager, TSS AB
  • Time: 11 AM, 16th April
  • Place: Sustainability zone, LogiPharma Lyon 2024.

Or meet us at booth #122 to chat about Sustainability and Quality over some temperature monitored bubbles with our experts.

About LogiPharma

An industry-wide drive towards sustainability, an uncertain economic landscape, heightened geopolitical risks, and continued digital and drug/device innovations are creating new challenges and opportunities for pharma and med tech supply chain leaders.

Find out how to navigate this evolving landscape by joining the world’s largest life sciences supply chain event. Benchmark with supply chain, operations, logistics, distribution and digital transformation leaders, from leading pharmaceutical and medical device producers and gain practical insights.

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