- In May 2024, Medline Industries, LP, a leading healthcare manufacturer and distributor, announced the expansion of its customized procedure tray (CPT) production facility in Florida. The initiative aims to meet rising demand for sterile, procedure-specific surgical kits in North America. By enhancing local production capabilities, Medline is positioned to provide faster delivery times, reduced logistical costs, and improved supply chain resilience for hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers
- In March 2024, B. Braun Melsungen AG launched its next-generation modular surgical procedure trays designed for cardiovascular and orthopedic applications. These trays offer improved flexibility in configuration and incorporate eco-friendly packaging materials. This development reflects B. Braun’s focus on sustainability and precision in surgical care, enabling healthcare providers to tailor kits based on procedural complexity while minimizing environmental impact
- In February 2024, 3M Health Care introduced a new line of customizable procedure trays integrated with RFID tracking technology. This innovation enhances inventory management, reduces waste, and streamlines tray replenishment processes across hospital networks. The smart tray solution is part of 3M’s broader initiative to advance digital healthcare solutions that improve operational efficiency and patient safety
- In January 2024, Teleflex Incorporated entered into a strategic collaboration with a major UK-based NHS Trust to supply tailored procedure trays for urology and critical care units. The partnership emphasizes Teleflex’s commitment to expanding its footprint in the European market by offering high-quality, procedure-specific kits that align with hospital protocols and infection control standards
- In December 2023, Cardinal Health launched a digital customization platform that allows hospitals to design and order surgical procedure trays online with real-time feedback on cost and regulatory compliance. This platform enhances procurement efficiency and allows for rapid response to changing clinical needs, reflecting Cardinal Health’s dedication to innovation and customer-centric service in the healthcare supply chain
