Assogenerici (National Association of Generic Drugs Industries) is the official representative body of the industry of generic drugs and biosimilars in Italy, at the forefront in providing medicines at affordable prices and high quality for millions of citizens, helping to boost competition and innovation in the pharmaceutical sector. Associated companies both small and medium corporations for a wide range of drugs, by perfusion with Galen to traditional generics to cutting biosimilars, is distributed in pharmacies at public hospitals.
Established in 1993, Assogenerici represents over 50 pharmaceutical companies. The companies represented in Assogenerici provide 10,000 direct jobs in Italy over the important induced, highly specialized. Generic drugs generate over € 400 million of savings per year for the NHS and for patients, helping to ensure patient access to essential drugs releasing at the same time, valuable resources for new and expensive drug therapies.
Assogenerici plays an important advisory role in the Italian health sector. Assogenerici and its members are working with the Italian and European institutions to develop sustainable solutions for pharmaceutical care and to increase the competitive strength of Italy in the world pharmaceutical market.
Passeggiata di Ripetta, 22 – int. 1 – 00186 – Roma
Tel: +39.06.59.60.53.24
Fax: +39.06.54.31.323
E-mail: info@assogenerici.it
Posta Elettronica Certificata: assogenerici@pec.
Web: assogenerici.it
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