Logistics center in Bello supplies 955 drugstores and strengthens access to medicines in Antioquia and Chocó

The Coopidrogas Distribution Center (CEDI) in Bello, north of the Aburrá Valley, has become a fundamental piece within the drug supply chain in Colombia. From this operation, distribution to 955 drugstores is coordinated, impacting care in 101 municipalities in Antioquia and four in Chocó: Belén de Bajira, Riosucio, Bahía Solano, and Unguía.

Logistics center in Bello supplies 955 drugstores and strengthens access to medicines in Antioquia and Chocó

TL;DR

  • The Coopidrogas distribution center in Bello is vital for supplying 955 drugstores in Antioquia and 4 in Chocó.
  • This operation covers 81% of the region, contributing to national coverage of 71% of Colombia's territory.
  • Coopidrogas prioritizes medication availability for the population regardless of crises or logistical challenges.
  • The Bello CEDI generates nearly $66 billion in monthly sales, equivalent to $792 billion annually, and supports 255 direct jobs.
  • The center processes over 36 million medication units annually, handling around 1,400 orders and 124,000 products daily.
  • Coopidrogas aims for 15% growth by 2026, targeting over $5.1 trillion in national revenue.
  • Technological development is key to Coopidrogas' efficiency and speed in deliveries.
  • Sustainability initiatives include the reuse of cardboard for packaging materials.