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Development and implementation of real-time cargo temperature monitoring technology across our fleet.
Signed a contract with Hemobras, an organization linked to the Ministry of Health, for the logistics of recombinant drugs and blood products for the Unified Health System.
Signed a contract with the Ezequiel Dias Foundation for the transport of serum, plasma, and the Meningococcal C Vaccine. The foundation is the sole public laboratory supplying the Meningitis C vaccine to the Ministry of Health.
Successfully completed a project involving the transfer of the 11-story building of Rede Minas, including the handling, transportation, and assembly of all documentary, historical, electronic, and cultural collections of the foundation.
Established a partnership with UBQ – Brazilian Union for Quality.
Achieved ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 31000:2018 certifications.
Obtained over 15 Certificates of Technical Capacity for the Transport of Pharmaceutical Products.
Executed another nationally relevant project: national distribution of oncological drugs through road transport, utilizing a 100% qualified fleet with real-time temperature control.
Formed a partnership between Biotech and Biotechtown, resulting in the opening of the Biotech Logística Innovation Office in Alphaville-Nova Lima.
Launched Biotech Air Cargo – Drug Logistics By Air.
Participated in international missions between Brazil and the USA.
Opened the Biotech Miami Office.
Obtained 35 Certificates of Technical Capacity.
Inaugurated a business office in Portugal.
Participated in international audits.
Biotech Distribuidora secured 30 new contracts for the sale of products aimed at preventing, diagnosing, or combating COVID-19 in the Brazilian market.
Inaugurated one of the most modern Cold Chambers in Minas Gerais.
Sent a mission of Biotech executives to India.
Obtained the Certificate of Good Distribution and Storage Practices from ANVISA.
Won the Octapharma Contract.
Executed the largest contract in Brazil for the supply of syringes and needles to the Ministry of Health (470 million units).