Indian pharma ready to tackle US drug shortages

28 May 2024
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The drug shortage crisis in the USA, intensified by supply chain disruptions and increased demand, presents a significant opportunity for Indian pharmaceutical companies to offer essential support.

Renowned for their robust generic drug manufacturing capabilities, several Indian firms are stepping up to the plate to address the gap, reports The Pharma Letter’s India correspondent.

As of April 2024, the US market faces a shortage of 233 drugs across 22 therapeutic categories including anti-infective, endocrinology, cardiovascular, oncology, neurology, analgesia, psychiatry, gastroenterology, urology, antibiotic, renal, etc.

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