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Case Study Analysis: Critically review the supply chain connections: A business scenario. SUPPLY CHAIN CONNECTIONS REMOVING MISLABELED DRUGS FROM THE SUPPLY CHAIN Thienen Graph In Memoriam ped cloth delete- - empowered TITANI We a Case Study Analysis Questions (10 Marks) Questions 1. Describe the issue McNeil Pharmaceuticals is facing. Offer at least one reason why that mistake could have happened? 2. What made the mistake especially worrisome? 3. What immediate course of action Mclell decided to take after realizing the accident? 4. In your own words, describe the four-points information released to FDA 5. Suppose you are the manager of a bakery. In one of the batch of bread baked this morning, you realized that your employee has made a serious mistake: He had accidently mixed preservatives and baking soda more than three times of the recommended amount. If consumed, one slice of bread can cause a serious food poising to consumers. Worse yet, that particular batch of bread has already been supplied to the supermarkets, Describe in detail what immediate information you will provided to the following for damage control: a. Supermarkets and retailers. b. Consumers who have purchased the bread but not consumed yet. C. Consumers who have purchased the bread and have consumed. Done docs.google.com AA Case Study Analysis: Critically review the supply chain connections: A business scenario. SUPPLY CHAIN CONNECTIONS REMOVING MISLABELED DRUGS The dates the bottles were distributed FROM THE SUPPLY CHAIN The visible differences between the two drugs (spee cifically, Children's Motrin Grape Chewable Tablets In May 2004. McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharma are round, purple-colored, scored tablets that have ceuticals realized that it had made a serious mistakes it a grape smell, while the Tylenol 8-Hour Geltabs are had accidentally put Adult-Strength Tylenol in bottles bard, round, gelatin coated, and shinys and meant to hold Children's Motrin. What made this mis- A contact number for anyone finding a bottle or hay take especially worrisome is that the bottles had been re- ing a question. leased into the supply chain. In an effort to help retailers and consumers track down the defective bottles before Through its quick actions, McNeil hoped to mini- anyone was seriously injured, McNeil released a notice mize any injuries. Clearly, McNeil's job would have that was listed on the Food and Drug Administration been much more difficult if it had not kept track of the (FDA) Web site. The notice gave information regarding manufacturing lot numbers or the shipping dates for the bottles in question. The manufacturing lots affected information readily found on the carton)