The Japan Community Healthcare Organization (JCHO) has suspended six wholesalers hit by a bid-rigging scandal including Alfresa from its drug procurement bids in the Kyushu region, effective March 28, citing a violation of the antimonopoly law. The six wholesalers facing…
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