Canada's Generex Biotechnology Corp has entered into an exclusive product licensing and distribution agreement with Adcock Ingram and Adcock Ingram Healthcare for the marketing, distribution and sale of Generex Oral-lyn, the former's proprietary oral insulin spray product, in South Africa and six neighboring countries: Lesotho, Swaziland, Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
Adcock Ingram, part of the Tiger Brands Group, is a leading South African pharmaceutical company with an 11.4% share of the private health care market. Generex noted that the firm has an extensive range of prescription, generic and over-the-counter products and also provides life-saving hospital equipment and diagnostic products and services.
According to the latest edition of the Diabetes Atlas 2007, the prevalence of diabetes in South Africa is 4.5% while 8% of the population suffers from impaired glucose tolerance. The prevalence of diabetes in each of the other countries is: Lesotho, 4%; Swaziland, 3.8%; Botswana, 4.2%; Namibia, 4%; Mozambique, 3.1%; and Zimbabwe, 3.6%.
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