IDMA Meet: Trump, Protectionism, New Markets And Cricket
Executive Summary
The Trump presidency and the threat of protectionism, new generic opportunities beyond the US market, and the need for new quality benchmarks were some of the key issues discussed at the recent annual day celebrations of the Indian Drug Manufacturers’ Association.
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