KEFEA questions negative media reports on labelling of pharmaceutical products

27 October 2015

The Cyprus Association of Research and Development Pharmaceutical Companies (KEFEA) is surprised by media reports claiming that 40% of pharmaceutical products at state pharmacies are inadequately labelled.

In statements, KEFEA president Kyriacos Mikellis said that, “as the specific report refers by name to member-companies of ours, which have not been briefed in any way, we have written to the Pharmaceutical Services asking them to contact the companies immediately and investigate the information published by the newspaper.”

Issue should not raise concerns

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