COVID-19 and the Drug Shortage From India

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Shoab Malek is a pharmaceutical consultant and a GMP auditor, located in India. He talked to Yan Kugel about the big challenges that India faces because of COVID-19. Being the biggest generic pharmaceutical exporter in the world, it may influence the whole world. The prices in India for many drugs have already doubled or tripled, for many reasons: Raw material shortage Packaging material shortage Shortage of skilled workers Not enough storage places for finished goods The supply chain to the rest of the world has completely stopped The videocast is available on www.qualistery.com

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