Reshaping the ordering and delivery process to create a healthier planet
Veterinary Practice, David Tinsley
Every day, thousands of animal health supplies and products are shipped to veterinary practices across the United Kingdom. The deliveries – which include a range of products, from innovative therapeutic options and vaccines to parasiticides and nutritional products – must arrive on time and in the right condition. Distributors and partners across the supply chain have made significant investments in infrastructure and advanced technology solutions in recent years to ensure veterinarians have timely and reliable access to the products they need when they need them, so they are able to protect the health of pets and drive improved outcomes. While those investments are still needed, it’s imperative that we, as an industry, expand our focus and seek opportunities to make practices and processes not only more efficient but also more sustainable.
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