The cross-pollination effect: how shared learnings bear fruit for drug sponsors

Published: 13-Nov-2025

This article explores how contract development and manufacturing organisations leverage the cross-pollination of knowledge to help drug sponsors overcome critical challenges in pharmaceutical development

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In today’s complex pharmaceutical landscape, drug sponsors bring extraordinary expertise to their products and platforms.

Their knowledge runs deep within their portfolios but may often be confined to a specific focus … and may not include the myriad challenges that occur during scale-up and commercialisation.

When these unexpected challenges do arise, they can cause significant delays and the need to address resource consumption.

Contract development and manufacturing organisations (CDMOs) operate in a different environment altogether, reports Melanie Cerullo, Chief Quality Officer at Kindeva. 

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