Food and Drug Administration
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Medically Necessary
Can 3D printing help the US prepare for the next pandemic?
Small businesses, schools and enthusiasts used 3D printers to make millions of PPE products last year, but the technology may be too slow to make…
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Medically Necessary
FDA took exceptional steps to prevent drug shortages last year
The agency used regulatory flexibility and expedited reviews extensively to prevent drug shortages in 2020.
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Medically Necessary
Problematic vaccine plant still lacks approval after some doses cleared
A problematic Emergent vaccine plant in Maryland still lacks approval, even after FDA declared some doses produced there are safe to use.
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Truckload Indexes
EEOC provides necessary guidance on mandatory coronavirus vaccine policies
If an employer chooses to mandate that their employees get vaccinated, a carefully written COVID-19 vaccination policy should describe the process for requesting accommodations, so…
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Logistics/Supply Chains
Commentary: Washington must quickly build confidence in vaccine supply chain
The public needs to be educated about the quality control processes in place for the manufacture of vaccines.
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Supply Chains
Commentary: Exogenous variables dominate a world with VUCA
Brian Aoaeh explores unforeseen shocks to global supply chains and global commerce.
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American Shipper
FDA hopes to spark new anti-smoking labels
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is issuing a proposed rule to establish new required health warnings for cigarette packages and advertisements, which would apply…
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News
The impact of food safety rules on brokers
22% of all freight hauled in the US is food and food related products. Brokers are now liable for ensuring that the carriers they use…
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