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Key Developments In 2008 For China Pharmaceutical Agents

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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With the imminent rollout of China's various medical regulatory policies, drug agents are in for tougher times this year. China Pharmaceutical News has identified several major trends in the industry. 1) Mature brands will comprise the mainstay for local agents in 2008 as the entry barrier is much lower than that for newer drugs. Foreign agents dominate new products due to their market development strengths. 2) With intensifying competition, branded products will become agents' choice as savvy consumers increasingly opt for brand names that promise safety and reliability. 3) Agents are switching from single-product to multiproduct strategy to meet rising operating costs. Selling more products to an existing customer base can grow profit with minimal investment. (Click here for more

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