Pharma benefits in EU-India Free Trade Agreement
Conclusion of ‘landmark’ deal significantly enhances trade, investment and supply chains, notably granting beneficial tariff reductions for the pharma industry.
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Conclusion of ‘landmark’ deal significantly enhances trade, investment and supply chains, notably granting beneficial tariff reductions for the pharma industry.
EU Parliament agrees clear priorities for future negotiations on the act, including investing in pharma manufacturing capacity.
European pharma industry acknowledges the progress made, particularly with partial tariff reductions, but said further provisions could have been achieved.
The regulators’ 10 principles aim to support pharma companies with evidence generation and monitoring for new medicines.
New general chapter on quality of data 5.38 supports stakeholders with digitalisation during pharmaceutical quality decision-making.
The US biopharma company can now offer a new treatment option for eligible paediatric patients with the genetic disease.
The European Commission’s decision will make the product the first disease-modifying treatment to be available for the condition in Europe.
The European Commission’s new framework aims to improve safety assessment of chemicals to better protect human health and the environment.
The quality control (QC) standards publication sets animal-free bacterial endotoxins testing (BET) as the new norm in Europe.
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US approval of the subcutaneous therapy provides a novel chemotherapy-free frontline option in EGFR-mutated NSCLC.
And as the Critical Medicines Act advances, so too does the Biotech Act, with the moves attracting mixed support from the region’s pharma industry.
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FDA approval of the drug in combination with Perjeta initiates a $150 million milestone payment to Daiichi Sankyo from AstraZeneca under their joint collaboration.
The EMA’s human medicines committee also recommended approval of drugs by GSK, Moderna, STADA, Lupin Europe and Cytokinetics.