In 2010, the generic drug market in Central Europe increased in value by 12%, whereas that of original medicines grew at a rate of around 10% in euro terms, according to information contained in the latest report by Poland-based market research and consulting firm PMR, titled Generic and innovative drug market in Central Europe 2011.
In 2011 and 2012, the trends which boosted generic sales in 2010, including price pressure and other restrictive measures, will continue. This is why the generic market will develop more rapidly than its original counterpart during these years.
Generic growth rate will exceed that of originals
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