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- 1Ronaldo Carvalho, founder of Brazil's pharmacy association Abrafarma, dies▼ronaldo carvalho drogaria são paulo
Ronaldo Carvalho, founder of Abrafarma, the Brazilian association of pharmaceutical retail chains, has died, according to industry outlet Panorama Farmacêutico. Searches linking his name to São Paulo pharmacies have surged. He was a prominent figure in the drugstore sector, and tributes from the pharmaceutical industry are circulating in Brazil.
- 2Boots nears £7 billion sale to Canada's Weston family●Boots closing on £7 billion sale to Canada's Weston family - reports https://www.standard.co.uk/business/business-news/b
High street pharmacy chain Boots is reportedly closing in on a £7 billion sale to Canada's Weston family, according to reports. The deal would end years of uncertainty over the ownership of the retailer, which has been put up for sale by its current owners, Associated British Foods. The Weston family already has longstanding ties to the business.
- 3Cardinal Health and McKesson Extend CVS Distribution Deals to 2032●Cardinal Health, McKesson Extend CVS Distribution Deals to 2032
Drug distributors Cardinal Health and McKesson have extended their pharmaceutical distribution agreements with CVS Health through 2032, securing their roles in supplying the retail pharmacy chain for years to come. The long-term renewals underline the scale of CVS's supply chain relationships and give the two distributors stable revenue visibility well into the next decade.
- 4Retail pharmacies rethink the consumer experience●Reimagining the retail pharmacy experience for today’s consumers
Cardinal Health is highlighting efforts to reimagine the retail pharmacy experience for today's consumers, focusing on how community pharmacies can adapt their services and storefronts to changing patient expectations. The discussion centres on pharmacies moving beyond dispensing medication toward broader health and wellness roles, convenience, and personalised care as consumer habits shift.