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January 2012 Issue

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China: 2nd Largest Pharma Market
Global Interest in Brazil

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Dear Colleagues,

 

Welcome to our January 2012 issue of Science Speaks!.  

 

This month's issue features trends in the coming year's pharmaceutical market, with a focus on China and Brazil, and FDA plans to deal with growing globalization issues.

 

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 China: 2nd Largest Pharma Market  

 

Shots China is close to becoming the second largest pharmaceutical market and the world's largest single-payer system requiring companies to implement new business strategies.  

 

With an annual growth rate of almost 20%, China's pharmaceutical market is booming. Investments in China's pharmaceutical industry have increased by 31.6 %, reaching a new record value. In order for companies to maintain a competitive edge in today's global market, they must know how to successfully enter the Chinese market.

        

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Global Interest in Brazil     

   

iowan corn farmer The Brazilian pharmaceutical market has grown by $28 billion annually, backed strongly by generics sales. Although government programs largely support generics, Brazil's president has strongly encouraged long-term foreign investment in the country's pharmaceutical industry. Thus, companies who know how to work in Brazil are finding their place in this fast growing market. 

 

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