ARPM considers the time frame for the pilot project on labeling medicines is feasible

18 September 2017
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On September 13, the official website of Russia’s Kommersant newspaper published an article "Medicines do not keep the brand," misinterpreting the words of the general director of the Russian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (ARPM) Viktor Dmitriev.

The article stated:

"Members of the Association of the Russian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (ARPM), including Stada, AstraZeneca, Bayer, suggest adjourning the turnover period to total marking of medicines from 2019 to 2021. They are afraid that 80% of manufacturers need more time to install the necessary equipment by the appointed time and unmarked medicines will be illegal at the market. "

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