The Portuguese Pharmacies Association and the Ministry of Health have entered into an agreement to set an objective of a 60% market share for generic medicines.
This agreement will enable pharmacies to provide public health services to the population and encourage them to meet the generic medicines objective. The move was welcomed by the European Generic medicines Association (EGA) and APOGEN, the Portuguese Generic medicines Association.
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