The Russian Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS) has started investigations regarding the recent detection of a cartel in the Russian pharmaceutical market, which was created by some leading local drugmakers and global majors operating in the Russian market, according to press-service of the FAS, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
According to results of the preliminary investigation that were recently announced by the FAS, members of the cartel had reached an informal agreement to maintain prices for drugs supplied to Russian hospitals on the pre-set limit.
In addition, the involved companies were able to coordinate prices during the conduct of state tenders and auctions for the supply of drugs for state needs.
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