Remicade pricing is subject of US subpoena

12 March 2007

USA-based drugmaker Centocor, a unit of health care major Johnson & Johnson, has been issued with subpoena by the office of the US Attorney for the Central District of California regarding the pricing of its anti-inflammatory drug Remicade (infliximab). Specifically, the document requests additional information on the price calculations used in the company's "contract purchase program."

In a statement to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Johnson & Johnson said that it was cooperating fully with the investigation.

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