Business

Shortages of OTC pharmacy products created by COVID-19 last year are not letting up, but an importer of major brands is hopeful the situation will improve this year

Eight months on from the original announcement of an $18 ­million COVID fund for pharmacy, $431,875 has now been allocated

From selling fish on the side of the road as a high-school dropout to working to eliminate inequitable access to funded medicines, Andrea Copeland’s journey hasn’t always been straightforward

Canada’s business-friendly laws on product health claims has led Dunedin-based Blis Technologies to halve its earnings forecast in preparation for a stab at expanding its market share off-shore

Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts urges pharmacists to develop their financial literacy so they can take charge of their own destiny

Drones will be delivering medicines to rural communities in New Zealand by the end of the year, says Richard Adams of Australian company Swoop Aero

Shortages of OTC pharmacy products created by COVID-19 last year are not letting up but an importer of major brands is hopeful the situation will improve this year

Continuing the four part series for prospective pharmacy purchasers, in his latest instalment of business advice for pharmacies, Oak Park Chartered Accountants director Hugh Lopdell chats about buying a pharmacy: price and borrowing

Central Dunedin pharmacy owners are braced for the arrival of discount pharmacy chain Bargain Chemist

Hugh Lopdell from Oak Park Chartered Accountants made a splash on Facebook with his video on the state of play in New Zealand pharmacy after the arrival of large discount pharmacies. Here, you can read the text of his popular video