Global drugmakers operating in the Russian market are considering optimizing of their local ranges this year, mainly as a result of the introduction of new labeling practices in Russia, starting from January, 1 2020, and with the associated increase of their costs, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
For example, French drugmaker Servier, in a letter dated June 21, informed its Russian partners about the termination of imports and manufacture of certain drugs from its Russian range this year.
According to the company, the supplies of these drugs will continue, but will be offered in another packaging form.
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