The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has imposed fines of £260 million on drug companies for raising the price of life-saving hydrocortisone tablets by 10,000%.
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24 May 2019 Four pharmaceutical companies allegedly agreed not to compete for the supply of an anti-nausea tablet to the National Health Service, according to objections filed by the UK Competition and Markets Authority.
4 March 2019 The UK Competition and Markets Authority has provisionally found that pharmaceutical companies Auden Mckenzie and Waymade engaged in anti-competitive behaviour relating to hydrocortisone tablets.