Generic Drugs In Japan

13 March 1995

- The production and sale of three generic versions of patent-protected drugs have been stopped in Japan following provisional orders issued by a Japanese court. The generics are Choseido's Seochitozin and Taisho Yakuhin's Lantic, which are generics of Nippon Glaxo's Zantac (ranitidine), and Yoshindo's Ringereaze, a generic version of Sankyo's Loxonin (loxoprofen sodium). The regulatory authorities in Japan have not yet decided whether these drugs should be delisted or be granted a transient listing until definite delisting at some future date.

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