Infographic 24 April 2015

Counterfeit medicines in legitimate supply chains SDCP &PSI Study

By IFPMA

Analysis of reports over a five year period – from 2005 to 2010 – indicates that counterfeit medicines increased by 122% while diversion and theft
increased by 66%.

Improvements in surveillance, including detection of security breaches, data
collection, analysis, and dissemination are urgently needed to address the public
health need to combat the global counterfeit medicines trade.

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To achieve this, we act as a trusted partner, bringing our members' expertise to champion pharmaceutical innovation, drive policy that supports the research, development, and delivery of health technologies, and create sustainable solutions that advance global health.

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