There is a need for a European Union industrial policy for the biosimilar medicines industry, says the European Generic Medicines Association (EGA). “The EGA will therefore continue to be at the forefront of the biosimilars debate working with EU and global policy makers,” said Didier Barret, EGA president, in his opening address to the 9th EGA International Symposium on Biosimilar Medicines in London yesterday. The EGA president welcomed the EU biosimilars framework, which is operational and delivering, and also reminded the audience that biosimilar medicines have been safely in use for five years.
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