04-03-2019
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The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally found that pharmaceutical companies Auden Mckenzie and Waymade engaged in anti-competitive behaviour relating to hydrocortisone tablets.
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Competition and Markets Authority, Auden Mckenzie, Waymade, National Health Service, hydrocortisone, Michael Grenfell, competition law
