Sandoz aims to become the top foreign manufacturer in the Japanese generic market by 2023 by capitalizing on its strengths in authorized generics (AGs), oncology generics, and biosimilars, the company’s Japan helmsman Shingo Iwamoto told Jiho. Mr Iwamoto joined Aspen…
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