Bangladesh Beximco Starts Drugs Exports to Jordan (Bangladesh)
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Bangladesh's top drug maker, Beximco Pharmaceuticals announced Sept. 30 that it will soon begin exporting medicines to Jordan. So far, Beximco has received approval for four different treatments, with several other applications in the works. Jordan has a pharmaceutical market worth an estimated $315 million that primarily relies on imports. The country also boasts a strong infrastructure, a well-regulated healthcare system, and strong trading partnerships throughout the Middle East. Representatives for Beximco say these factors make the country an ideal entry point for the company into the region's markets. (Click here for more
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