This week, Medicines for Europe engaged alongside its Irish national association Health Enterprise Alliance (HEA) in illustrating the benefits of stimulating competition in the biologic medicines market in Ireland.
The trade groups, representing the generics and biosimilars pharma sector, called on the Irish government to provide leadership in removing policy barriers to the uptake of biosimilar medicines in Ireland.
Market barriers have unintentionally led to low levels of competition and as a result Ireland has lost out on the benefits of biosimilar medicines. Ireland currently has one of the lowest shares of biosimilar medicines in all of Europe. An effective biosimilar medicines policy should remove the barriers to competition and enable Ireland to leapfrog to the top of the European league.
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