Based on inflation in February, the Brazilian pharma industry trade group Interfarma estimates at 4.76% the maximum index of adjustment for medications.
Two other lower tracks are also forecast and were estimated at 3.06% and 1.36%. The level of adjustments is once again lower than inflation as it has been almost every year since 2005, the association noted in a website posting on Friday.
“The adjustment is not totally applied in practice because market competition results in discounts reflected in pharmacy sales. There are also obligatory government discounts, as well as negotiated rebates,” highlights Antônio Britto, executive president of Interfarma.
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