Venus Remedies gets marketing approval for cancer drugs from Philippines, Iraq
Having secured its first marketing authorisation from Iraq, the company expects this approval for gemcitabine from the $2.5-billion pharmaceutical market to facilitate the registration process in other Middle East countries as well, considering that many of them have similar regulatory requirements and processes.;
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New Delhi: Pharma major Venus Remedies Ltd. on Tuesday said it has further consolidated its position in the oncology space with marketing authorisation from Philippines and Iraq for two more widely used cancer drugs.
While Venus Remedies has secured marketing approval for bleomycin from Philippines, the second largest market in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations region, it has entered the Iraq market for the first time with a product registration for gemcitabine, the Panchkula-based company said in a statement.
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