Every Pharma company, from the big ‘innovative’ ones like mine to the generics giants like Teva, have plenty to be ashamed of. But the small make it in a bath generics firms are the worst, from price fixing, gouging, Patent infringement, tender rigging to quality control.Left the business years ago shortly after the U.K. GP bribery scandal that was the last straw for me. We used to send GP electronic goods and on holidays just so they would chose APS Teva generic prescription drugs
By all accounts that never stopped it went underground.
Having a shortage of any drug means what? Higher prices every time
The NHS will need to buy in from Asia and the European giants that make the actives or control the patents of the actives will **** the whole thing up. I don’t know about your experience with Asias quality control but mime was not good . Never mind the actives just think about the excipients
Teva was about to launch a product which it actually developed itself, but it’s been delayed because their Indian plant failed a quality inspection. We actually have the US to thank for this, any company which wants to sell stuff there (and it’s the most lucrative market) has to meet both quality and ethical standards, everywhere in the world. They conduct lots of unannounced inspections not only of manufacturing but also of commercial operations and hand out very big fines - $3bn for our very own GSK the biggest so far.
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