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Generics Industry Braces For New Wave Of Price Pressure

US Price Erosion Set For Double-Digits; Pricing And Costs Bite In Europe

Executive Summary

With pricing pressures already creeping up in recent years, 2022 is set to see the generics industry caught in the middle as prices are further squeezed while costs continue to rise. As major players prepare to announce their first-quarter financial results, In Vivo looks at views from industry leaders on how these pressures are affecting their businesses, and how they can be expected to play out.

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