The Association of the Russian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (ARPM) has reported on a meeting of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Committee.
Discussing the development of Russia’s procurement system, attention was called to the risk of drug shortages due to “unprofitable manufacturing of low price segment medicines.”
Viktor Dmitriev, director general of the ARPM, criticised the existing methodology for pricing on vital and essential medicines.
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