Case Study: Refurbishing single-use systems to drive sustainability

Case Study: Refurbishing single-use systems to drive sustainability

Single-use systems are inherently disposable – and with an estimated 30,000 tons of waste generated annually, they represent a significant environmental burden. To address this challenge, both manufacturers and solution providers are actively exploring ways to reduce material waste in the production of life-saving medicines. 

Through a collaboration with a vaccine innovation company based in the US, Single Use Support has successfully implemented a refurbishment and reusability model for single-use systems. To enable secure cold chain transport between CMOs, Single Use Support provides cold chain trolleys equipped with 10 reusable RoSS® shells, each containing a 50L single-use bag. In total, 125 trolleys circulate within closed CNC sterile environments, moving in a controlled loop between CMOs.

Read our Case Study to learn how Single Use Support is helping biomanufacturers reduce their ecological footprint through innovative multi-use solutions.