India’s drug lifeline to Africa disrupted by Iran war (opens original article in a new tab)
India's pharmaceutical supply chain to Africa faces disruption due to the Iran war affecting the Strait of Hormuz, leading to increased costs and potential medicine shortages.
- India supplies 40% of Africa's imported medicines, critical for public health.
- The Iran war disrupted Gulf logistics routes, increasing freight costs and causing delays.
- Africa's reliance on Indian generics and Asian supply chains exacerbates vulnerability to disruptions.
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