Unlocking Environmental Sustainability Opportunities in the Life Sciences

The healthcare industry has long been known for its significant environmental impact, including contributing ~5% of total global emissions. As awareness of this impact has increased, life sciences companies are now actively committing to climate resilience and environmental sustainability through various initiatives, including net-zero commitments.

Trinity Life Sciences has identified several recent trends driving this shift including increasing Health Technology Assessment (HTA) requirements, investment reporting, patient and healthcare provider (HCP) demands for greener options, heightened awareness of waste and a focus on environmental cost implications. These trends are leading to greater demand for proactive measures from life sciences manufacturers.

This has spurred a race among the earliest movers to bring sustainability and climate resilience to a product level, embedded in the fiber of their commercial strategy. Today’s early movers are expected to gain competitive advantage as the industry landscape evolves.

In this advisory brief, we explore the measures that commercial leaders in the life sciences industry should take today and in the future to prepare their organizations for success in the journey towards climate resilience and sustainability.

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