Israeli drug manufacturer Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (NYSE: TEVA) has resumed the deliveries of the scarce epilepsy drug Finlepsin retard (carbamazepine) to the Russian market, which is aimed to alleviate shortages of the product, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
An official spokesman of the company said in an interview with the Russian RBC business paper, in 2025, the company plans to import more than 1 million packages of the drug. Earlier some Russian media reported that parents of disabled children complain about the lack of this drug.
As Teva explained, the suspended deliveries are due to the registered price of the drug, which did not cover production and logistics costs.
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