Polish Drug Prices Up This Month

11 August 1996

The prices of a number of drugs rose 25% in Poland on August 1, reports the PAP news agency. Prices of drugs in the "basic" category rose to $0.44 each, while those obtained under prescription rose to $1 each. There were no price rises for other medicines.

A Ministry of Health official said medicine prices had not changed since February 1995, and that warnings of the price rise had been given in March.

- The vote in the US House of Representatives by 333 to 87 to give Romania permanent Most Favored Nation status will lead to a reduction in US import dues on Romanian medicines, reports the Rompres news agency, and this will in turn lower Romanian producers' costs.

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