Indian court clears export of patented Bayer drugs for research
25-04-2019
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India is to make barcoding mandatory on all medicines sold within the country after a recent report by the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) identified the country as the largest producer of counterfeit pharmaceuticals in the world.
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