This study was designed to investigate the relationship between the relationship between sustainable supply chain management practices and the product's quality in public, private and international pharmaceutical companies in Egypt. The instrument of collecting data for this study was a questionnaire. The questionnaires were distributed mainly among personnel engaged in the jobs related to SCM or OM, who possess sufficient knowledge about SSCM and organizational culture in different pharmaceutical companies located in Egypt, by introducing hard copy in these companies or soft copy through an online link that contains the questionnaire items translated into Arabic via personnel Email, LinkedIn or even via what's app. among the sample units between the period from August 2021 to October 2021.
The results supported the relationship between Sustainable supplier management (upstream), Sustainable operations and risk management (focal company), Other sustainability practices and the product's quality. On the other hand, the results didn't support the relationship between Pressure & incentive management (downstream) and the product's quality. Based on these results, the researcher proposed a number of recommendations for managers aiming to push the sustainability agenda are revealed in the final point by providing information to SC managers on the most conducive practices that their peers consider to be important in general, also by providing practitioners with a better knowledge of the scope of both the challenges and opportunities associated with long-term supply chain management and finally providing a roadmap for tackling sustainability concerns and developing successful SSCM for practitioners.