REGULATORY

Exempt Some LLPs from New G1/G2 Price Scheme for Off-Patent Drugs: FPMAJ

November 30, 2017
The Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Associations of Japan (FPMAJ) on November 29 called for excluding certain types of off-patent brand-name drugs from a new “G1/G2” pricing scheme proposed by the government that would gradually diminish their price differences with generics.…

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