Cost of Spain's pharma industry to adapt production lines to medicines verification system

17 October 2016
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The pharmaceutical industry based in Spain will invest around 200 million euros ($220 million) over the next two years in order to adapt its production lines thus incorporating the technical requirements of the new system for the unitary verification of medicines.

These are the economic estimations of the sector, based on an average cost of 300,000 euros per line, according to an announcement by the Spanish trade group Farmaindustria, noting that this is an initial investment which only looks at the adequacy of the machinery and the start up process.

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