The EU Commission accepts a commitment to reduce the price of six cancer medicines by 73% in an excessive pricing case in the pharmaceutical industry (Aspen)

Hall, Samuel

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10 Feb 2021

The EU Commission accepts a commitment to reduce the price of six cancer medicines by 73% in an excessive pricing case in the pharmaceutical industry (Aspen)

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EU Commission, Aspen, Press release, 10 February 2021

On 10 February 2021, the Commission announced that it had accepted a series of pricing and supply commitments from Aspen, thereby bringing an end to its investigation into whether Aspen had infringed Article 102 TFEU by charging excessive prices for six off-patent cancer medicines. Having acquired the cancer medicines from another

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Samuel Hall
Van Bael & Bellis (Brussels)

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Samuel Hall, The EU Commission accepts a commitment to reduce the price of six cancer medicines by 73% in an excessive pricing case in the pharmaceutical industry (Aspen), 10 February 2021, e-Competitions Remedies for unilateral conduct, Art. N° 99554

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