Webinar: Navigate the Maze of Import & Export Pharma Regulations
Sponsored by: Marken
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Date: 10st October
Days old: 4501
Time: 3PM London/10AM New York
Apply correct tariff classification, utilize niche programs to relieve duty burdens for pharma ingredients
A typical Phase III clinical study may be conducted over multiple global regions and many countries, each location with their own regulatory bodies and in the case of many target emerging economies, a constantly moving set of goal posts. The growth of Biological pharmaceuticals, further adding to the complexity and the need for an efficient and compliant supply chain.
Over 80% of API and chemical precursors are produced outside of the US, typically in India, China and Europe, and many of the leading pharmaceutical and contract manufacturing companies headquartered here, optimizing a complex pharmaceutical supply chain that covers the globe is no longer a simple logistics & transportation exercise.
A thorough working knowledge of import and export regulations can make the difference between efficient production, a successful product launch and drug shortages significant delays to market.
This webinar will attempt to shine a light on the import and export process and help the participants avoiding common pitfalls that lead to:
• Costly delays
• Over payment of duties, taxes & fees.
• Missed Manufacturing slots
• Inventory deterioration
• Additional QC
• Import license exhaustion on quantity or date expiry
• Impact to patient recruitment & continued treatment.
Presented by
Dan Bell,
Director Commercial Operations & Regulatory Compliance
Dan Bell joined Marken LTD in 2003 and is their Director of Commercial Operations & Regulatory Compliance. He's based in San Francisco. He is a licensed US Customs Broker & a Certified Customs Specialist with 15+ years of combined education and practical experience in global life science supply chain solutions, with a focus on regulatory & trade compliance aspects. His clients include pharmaceutical and medical device companies, clinical research organizations, Contract Manufacturing Companies.
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Please login to download the slidesKey Learning Objectives
- Roles and responsibilities, Importer of Record, Exporter, and customs brokers. Getting everyone to play nicely.
- Document analysis and validation, identifying key data elements required for compliant and complete reporting.
- How customs interacts with other government agencies and how to ensure accurate information interchange to prevent border delays.
- Valuation, best practice for clinical pharmaceuticals, global focus.
Audience
- Supply chain professionals
- trade compliance teams & senior procurement managers involved in the global manufacture
- distribution of pharmaceutical products.