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Pharma & Healthcare IngredientsPharma's 9.1% Output Surge Was Front-Loading: What Happens When Inventory Reverses?
Global pharmaceutical manufacturing output jumped 9.1% in 2025 as companies built inventory ahead of expected US tariffs. The resulting inventory correction could reshape API demand, production schedules and procurement decisions in 2026.
prodchem · 11 Min Read · Aug 27, 2026
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