United States to Invest $2.7 Billion in Domestic Vaccine Supply Chain
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights the Biden Administration plans to invest $2.7 billion into domestic supply network capabilities of essential vaccine components
by Bob Ferrari 
When it Comes to Vaccines- Supply Chain Resiliency Has Active Support
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights how current and future COVID-19 vaccine supply has drawn active supply chain resiliency actions. In an example is Moderna’s announced deal with Canada to build and operate a domestic MRNA vaccine production facility in that country.
by Bob Ferrari 
Fixing the U.S. Medical PPE Supply Network
This Supply Chain Matters editorial commentary provides highlights of added developments specifically related to U.S. supplies of medical PPE and how government and private industry actions still appear not to be aligned.
by Bob Ferrari 
Looking Back and Current Viewpoint of U.S. Domestic Production of Medical PPE
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a look back and current viewpoint of efforts to encourage a U.S. domestic production capability of medical PPE. Based on one domestic supplier’s perspective, optimism still prevails especially around more educated and more risk aware healthcare procurement teams
by Bob Ferrari 
Supply Chain Matters Global Supply Chain News Capsule Follow-Up- June 12 2021
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides an updated capsule of noteworthy updates to prior global supply chain news developments that we have previously highlighted for our readers. In this update, we update developments related to the distribution of the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, and in Airbus efforts to renew monthly manufacturing volumes.
by Bob Ferrari
Supply Chain Matters Global Supply News Capsule Follow-Up
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a capsule of noteworthy updates to prior global supply chain news developments. Included companies and developments in this update are Johnson and Johnson, Canadian National and Kansas City Southern Railroad, railroad, Blue Yonder and Kinaxis, and the initial legal trade disputes related to the USMCA trade agreement.
by Bob Ferrari
Global COVID-19 Vaccine Production and Distribution Setbacks More Visible
In this Supply Chain Matters COVID-19 Healthcare Delivery Supply Chain News Capsule we highlight the latest developments related to global availability of COVID-19 vaccine supply, along with the reported existence of counterfeit vaccine supplies.
by Bob Ferrari
The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Production Mix-up- The Message of Stepped-Up Quality Monitoring and Controls
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides commentary on last week’s revelation of a COVID-19 vaccine production facility’s snafu in producing the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The commentary addresses what mitigation actions the industry needs to undertake to insure the quality needs of COVID-19 vaccines produced at such volumes.
by Bob Ferrari 
Supply Chain Matters Top 25 Most Read Blogs During 2020- Part Two
The Supply Chain Matters blog features our annual listing of our most read blog commentaries that were created and published during the year 2020. In this Part Two posting, we highlight in descending order from Number 14 to Number 1 ranked blog content.
by Bob Ferrari
Supply Chain Matters Top Most Read Blogs During 2020- Part One
The Supply Chain Matters blog features our annual listing of our most read blog commentaries that were created and published during the year 2020. In this Part One posting, we highlight in descending order from Number 25 to Number 15 ranked blog content.
by Bob Ferrari
Avery Dennison Announces Connected Product Cloud
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights an Avery Dennison announcement of a connected product Cloud, ushering in new capabilities of more highly connected products.
by Bob Ferrari 
Breaking- President Biden Announces Accelerated U.S. Vaccine Supply
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights breaking news indicating that President Joe Biden has indicated that the United States will have enough COVID-19 vaccine supply for all American adults by the end of May.
by Bob Ferrari 
