In response to possible antitrust concerns, the European Commission has launched an inquiry into competition in the pharmaceuticals sector (under Article 17 of Regulation 1/2003), and is conducting inspections at the premises of a number of research-based and generic drugmakers. The investigation follows indications that competition in pharmaceutical markets in the European Union may not be working well: fewer new medicines are being brought to market, and the entry of generic drugs sometimes seems to be delayed, noted the EC.
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