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Venezuelan Executive Office to draw up list of "prioritized" drugs
Venezuelan Ministry of Commerce will be taking steps to regulate US dollar sale to the pharmaceutical industry
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National Superintendent of Costs and Price: It is important to be reasonable in drugs domestic consumption (File photo)
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ROBERTO DENIZ
| EL UNIVERSAL
Friday February 08, 2013 12:36 PM
Venezuelan Ministry of Commerce will compile a new list providing for a set of drugs that will be given preference in import operations, the ministry told representatives from the pharmaceutical sector.
The measure aims at regulating US dollar sale to the industry, a polled source informed. Although the details are still unknown, according to the source, the authorities had informed that for the purpose of drafting the list of "prioritized" drugs, the companies' records on imports and the sort of diseases treated with each drug will be taken into consideration.
Within the framework of further regulations, the National Superintendent of Costs and Prices, Karlín Granadillo, announced on Thursday, "We must find out the real need for taking some drugs, for instance, how publicity influences consumption of some drugs."
"It is important to be reasonable in drugs domestic consumption," she official noted.
rdeniz@eluniversal.com
Translated by Jhean Cabrera
The measure aims at regulating US dollar sale to the industry, a polled source informed. Although the details are still unknown, according to the source, the authorities had informed that for the purpose of drafting the list of "prioritized" drugs, the companies' records on imports and the sort of diseases treated with each drug will be taken into consideration.
Within the framework of further regulations, the National Superintendent of Costs and Prices, Karlín Granadillo, announced on Thursday, "We must find out the real need for taking some drugs, for instance, how publicity influences consumption of some drugs."
"It is important to be reasonable in drugs domestic consumption," she official noted.
rdeniz@eluniversal.com
Translated by Jhean Cabrera
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