Maryam Babba Ph.D., Multi-stakeholder Manager at CiPPPA, recently attended the Pharma Supply Chain & Security World 2024 conference, where she provided a compelling presentation on “Delivering Nationwide Solutions for Problematic Healthcare Packaging.”
Maryam’s presentation represented CiPPPA’s members’ ambitions for the initiative, and delved into the lack of infrastructure to support circularity, the financial implications of healthcare packaging waste, and the complicated regulatory landscape. The presentation also highlighted ongoing schemes and the objectives of CiPPPA, underscoring the members’ commitment to fostering pre-competitive collaboration projects and driving systemic change in the pharmaceutical packaging sector. Maryam’s presentation resonated with the event’s focus on alliances, innovation and sustainability, highlighting the collective efforts needed to shape a more secure and efficient future for the industry.
The session also provided a unique perspective on the future of pharmaceutical supply chains and the collaborative efforts required to address industry challenges and opportunities. CiPPPA’s participation in the Pharma Supply Chain & Security World 2024 conference provided members with valuable insights and inspiration for the initiative, further fueling the commitment to driving positive change in the pharmaceutical supply chain.
“It was inspiring to see the passion for innovative ideas from around the world,” said Maryam. “This global perspective underscored the importance of embracing diverse approaches and solutions to address the complexities of healthcare packaging.”
A recurring theme that resonated deeply with Maryam was the significance of chain visibility and traceability in optimising supply chain processes and ensuring product integrity. “The discussions around these topics really highlighted the critical role of transparency and accountability in the pharmaceutical supply chain,” she explains. “They reinforced the need for robust systems to track and trace products from manufacturing to distribution.”
Maryam found inspiration in witnessing industry leaders coming together to share their expertise and collectively work towards shaping a more secure and efficient pharmaceutical supply chain. The collaborative spirit and commitment to driving positive change left her with a renewed sense of optimism for the future of the industry.
For further information on CiPPPA, and to learn more about delivering nationwide solutions for problematic healthcare packaging, you can reach out to Maryam via email at mbabba@tdi-sustainability.com.