FDA Introduces ‘Proactive‘ Resilient Supply Chain Program To Reduce Future Device Shortages
Executive Summary
The US FDA’s Resilient Supply Chain Program (RSCP) will be housed in the agency’s Office of Strategic Partnerships and Technology Innovation and aims to reduce future supply chain shortages by applying lessons learned during the pandemic.
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