NEW AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT PLANS COULD BOOST PHARMACEUTICAL EXPORTS
November 2nd, 2013
AUSTRALIA’S pharmaceutical sector hopes that the country’s new centre-right government will make good on its plans to increase Australian medicine exports. Manufacturers are optimistic about the new government’s plans to increase export capacity and competitiveness in specialist high-value manufacturing, research and clinical trials.The chief executive of industry body Medicines Australia, Dr Brendan Shaw, said: “There are a number of commitments made by the incoming Australian government that are encouraging for developing the industry in Australia, ...
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