24 January 2019
This Overview has been created by the Life Sciences Asia Pacific Network, of which Corrs is a member. It contains Australia-specific content by Eugenia Kolivos (Partner), Isaac Lin (Special Counsel) & Heather Curd (Senior Associate).
For many years, emerging markets have been strategically important for the growth and development of the Lifesciences sector. Almost 90% of the sector now operates in an emerging market, including the Asia-Pacific region.
The Life Sciences Asia Pacific Network has prepared this guide, which gives a comparative overview of the distribution and marketing of drugs in Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. It also highlights the key legal and commercial issues to consider when doing business in the region.
You can access a copy of A Comparative overview of Distribution and Marketing of Drugs across Asia-Pacific here, or click the ‘DOWNLOAD PDF’ button.
A Comparative overview of Distribution and Marketing of Drugs across Asia-Pacific (Overview), is a publication of the Life Sciences Asia Pacific Network. The Overview is published by CMS, and reproduced with its permission.
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