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SINGAPORE SHOWS WHAT TARIFFS CAN'T
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|BioSpectrum Asia Feb 2026
While U.S. President Donald Trump was publicly defending his threat of higher import tariffs on medicines, Singapore was quietly experiencing an unexpected upside: a surge in pharmaceutical production.
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The contrast reveals something deeper than short-term trade manoeuvring. It highlights how trust, regulatory alignment, and strategic partnerships increasingly matter more than tariffs in shaping global pharmaceutical supply chains.
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