DHL is in discussions with multiple major drugmakers who are looking for the logistics company to either take over their sites or to access its resources.
June 11, 2026 11:30 AM EDT
Drugmakers are turning to logistics providers as trade disruptions linger, DHL exec says
DHL is in discussions with multiple major drugmakers who are looking for the logistics company to either take over their sites or access its resources …
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