Naples, November 4 (askanews) – The pharmaceutical company GMM Farma, a leader in the parallel import and export of pharmaceuticals, has announced the construction and implementation of a new warehouse within the Nola Interporto to improve operational efficiency and respond quickly and efficiently to market needs. "GMM imports over 400 pharmaceuticals from 20 countries, and this improves competition within the pharmaceutical market, benefiting citizens, pharmacies, and the National Health Service.
Furthermore, in recent years we have delivered over 1.5 million medicines in short supply between 2020 and 2026, helping over a million Italian citizens. In 2027, we will inaugurate our new logistics center of over 10.000 square meters. This will be fully automated, and all logistics processes will be supported by artificial intelligence,” said Gian Maria Morra, CEO of GMM Farma. The company, which incentivizes and promotes young people in the region, also funding various cultural activities to try to limit the brain drain to the North, has prioritized the development of its employees' skills and innovative capabilities, managing to satisfy the European pharmaceutical market by balancing availability in individual countries. “GMM strongly believes in young people.
We have over 100 employees, 70% of whom are graduates, and a very low average age, even under 30. We strongly believe in the value of training to help retain our young people in Campania before they leave. Through our export business, we export medicines to over 50 countries, meeting the excess demand of some with other markets.
In this way, we are able to provide therapeutic continuity to millions of European citizens,” added Morra. By investing in young people and innovation, GMM Farma is increasingly growing in impact and importance in the European and global pharmaceutical landscape.
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