Russian government to introduce state regulation of drug prices in domestic market

27 October 2014
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The Russian government is considering introducing state regulation of prices for drugs in the country, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.

It is planned that the new amendment may be included in the federal law "On the turnover of drugs," which might be approved by the Russian Parliament (State Duma) at the end of November.

In the event of approval of the amendment, the Russian government will start to analyze drug prices in foreign countries with the aim of further setting prices for them on the domestic market, based on the results of these analyses. According to state plans, this will help to avoid artificial increase of drug prices in the domestic market.

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