Fresenius Kabi has been forced to wait to gain a Notice of Compliance, effectively a marketing authorization, for its Idacio (adalimumab) biosimilar to Humira in Canada, in light of the Minister of Health’s interpretation of regulatory language. However, a Federal Court has now found that earlier decisions by the Ministry barring approval were unreasonable.
The health minister’s reading of subsection 7(2) was found to be “contrary to its plain text. ” • Source: Shutterstock
Canada’s Minister of Health must grant a Notice of Compliance, effectively a marketing authorization, for Fresenius Kabi’s Idacio (adalimumab) biosimilar to AbbVie’s Humira, the Federal Court of Canada has ordered following legal action initiated by the German company.
Federal Court Judge Michael Manson found that the Minister of Health had acted unreasonably in holding previously that the Notice...
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