DECRYPTION – The laboratory has disrupted its organization to supply the country with drugs, despite the war.
“Between us, we call it the sound of Ukrainian winter. It’s that deafening sound of generators, some of them the size of a truck, next to every store, warehouse, pharmacy… It’s what allows us to have electricity all day long. Without that, no heating, no water and no internet connection.” For Dmytro Shapovalov, head of logistics at Sanofi Ukraine, these devices are now part of the daily landscape.
They are a key part of the system set up in the country by the pharmaceutical laboratory to ensure the continuity of the supply of drugs and vaccines. 15% of Sanofi’s portfolio must be stored in cold rooms. Most of these treatments meet vital needs for patients with diabetes, multiple sclerosis or rare diseases.
“As of the summer, we anticipated the situation and shared our fears with our partners in charge of our warehouses. They then launched the installation…
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