Generic drugmaker Orifarm considers lawsuit against scandalized Indian CRO

Contract researcher Synchron Research Service helped Danish firm Orifarm with two of its generic medicines that are now facing the possibility of removal from the European market due to their links with the Indian organization.
Orifarm, which is based on the island of Funen, Denmark, is looking into its options after learning that two of its generic medicines marketed in its home country could be removed from market | Photo: Orifarm / PR
Orifarm, which is based on the island of Funen, Denmark, is looking into its options after learning that two of its generic medicines marketed in its home country could be removed from market | Photo: Orifarm / PR
by ulrich quistgaard, translated by daniel pedersen

Orifarm, a parallel importer and seller of generic medicines, is reportedly looking into taking legal action against Indian contract research organization (CRO) Synchron Research Service following the news that the latter had conducted fraudulent drug trials

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