Transporting Isotopes: Challenges and Opportunities

While Canada is a leader in the production and global supply of isotopes that play a major role in diagnosing and treating many forms of cancer, the vulnerability of that supply chain persists. Due to just-in-time delivery and sole-sourced production of some of these critical life-saving isotopes, small disruptions anywhere along the supply chain can have a huge impact on patient care.

The CNIC and its partners TAM International, Stevcon Packaging & Logistics and Pacer Air Freight explore some of the transportation and logistical requirements of the global isotope sector. Learn about some of the challenges, opportunities and how our members are addressing these challenges.