IGBA Sets Out Industry Vision To 2030

Comprehensive Whitepaper Highlights Headwinds And Opportunities

 
• By David Wallace
  
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A whitepaper setting out a comprehensive vision for the off-patent industry to 2030 has been launched by the IGBA. Highlighting the industry’s current contribution to healthcare, it also sets out a path ahead for the generics and biosimilars sector, pointing out headwinds as well as opportunities.

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The IGBA has set out a global vision for the off-patent industry • Source: Alamy

The International Generic and Biosimilar Medicines Association has set out its vision for the off-patent industry over the next ten years in a comprehensive whitepaper that highlights the key role played by generics and biosimilars in healthcare and explains the latest industry trends, as well as looking ahead to identify significant headwinds and tailwinds for the sector from now until 2030.

Under the title of “A Vision for the Global Generic and Biosimilar Medicines Industry,” the whitepaper seeks to underline...

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