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LIFE SCIENCES AND HEALTHCARE
DHL EXPRESS IS YOUR PARTNER
Use your potential in a rapidly growing global market. Because pharmaceuticals, medical technology, biotech and clinical research have one thing in common: To create innovation, you have to go beyond the usual limits. Your logistics partner should be able to do just that too!
Delight your customers and, with us as your partner, offer them excellent express shipping for highly sensitive products such as medicines, medical devices and biological substances. Because for us, healthcare logistics is more than just a transport – it is a great responsibility.
We support you with tailor-made solutions to expand your business on the international market . Let us advise you!
Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution
DHL Is the Trusted Partner for Covid-19 Vaccine Distribution Worldwide, delivering over 200 million doses of all approved vaccines to more that 120 countries across the globe.
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Our Products and Solutions
The life sciences and healthcare industry is experiencing an accelerated supply chain transformation; an increased need for efficiency, differentiated routes to market and access to new geographies. DHL has a wide range of transportation options for the specific needs of your business.
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Contact Our Experts
With a dedicated customer services team in Ireland, best-in-class IT solutions and real-time tracking capabilities DHL have everything to meet your shipping needs. Contact our International Specialists to start your shipping journey today.
Contact Us NowRevisiting Pandemic Resilience
The race against the virus: What we’ve learned over a year into COVID-19 and how the world’s healthcare supply chains will be ready for the next public health emergency.
Logistics and supply chain management play a key role in pandemic management because they ensure the availability and distribution of key pandemic management tools. This paper takes stock of the lessons learned and achievements one year into the race against COVID-19 and refreshes our view on how to best manage the crisis from this point forward. Moreover, it provides insight as to what will best prepare us to handle future public health emergencies.
