Warner-Lambert group's Parke-Davis Indian subsidiary, PDI, whichposted sales of around $23 million in the first five months of fiscal 1997, has reported availability problems with its cough medicine Benadryl. Until the end of June 1996, a legal case prevented the company from undertaking third-party manufacture of products involved in Benadryl's production.
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