A joint statement from bodies representing European pharmaceutical, biotech and biosimilar drugmakers has said that they welcome increased competition in the biologics markets.
The statement was released as the European Commission (EC) hosted its third workshop on biosimilar medicines, bringing together patients, doctors, pharmacists, academics, authorities, and industry across Europe.
Those who issued the statement are the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA), EuropaBio and Medicines for Europe’s Biosimilar Medicines Group.
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