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1 May 2025NewsAmericasMarisa Woutersen

US warns of rising counterfeit drug threat from India and China

Latest report highlights increasing concerns over counterfeit pharmaceuticals, IP barriers, and market access challenges | Key countries to watch include India, China, the UAE, and Singapore | Report also outlines challenges in Mexico, Russia, Brazil, and Indonesia.

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