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Aspen will continue to appeal the Therapeutic Goods Administration‟s decision to de-register Di-Gesic and Doloxene.
The TGA has affirmed its decision to cancel the registration of DPP products, however its decision will not take effect until further order of the AAT. Aspen remains concerned to ensure that patients are not left without adequate pain relief, and considers that this is likely to be the case if Di-Gesic and Doloxene are de-registered. Consequently, Aspen will continue its appeal.
Di-Gesic and Doloxene will remain on the register while Aspen‟s appeal is heard and doctors may continue to prescribe both products after carefully considering the indications, warnings and contraindications in the Product Information and Consumer Medicines Information for these products.
Read More >>Aspen has reached agreement with GSK to acquire a portfolio of 25 products from GSK for the Australian market, subject to ACCC and Foreign Investment Review Board approval.
Read More >>Recognising the needs of a small group of patients who would be left without adequate pain relief if DiGesic and Doloxene were no longer available, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has declined to uphold a decision of the Minister/TGA to cancel the registrations of DiGesic and Doloxene.
Read More >>Aspen has acquired a range of OTC products from GSK in a multi-territory transaction.
For Australia, the basket of products has sales of around $17 million, with about $750K in New Zealand. Other Asia-Pacific countries coming under the Aspen Australia umbrella represent sales of around $13.5 million.
The products in Australia are Cartia, Zantac, Lipeze, Quellada and Beconase, all well known power brands which will cement the position of Aspen Australia as one of the leading OTC companies in the country.
Read More >>Aspen, Africa’s largest pharmaceutical manufacturer and the biggest listed pharmaceutical group in the health care sector of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, through Aspen Pharmacare Australia, one of the leading pharmaceutical companies in Australia, aims to make high-quality branded medicine available to Filipino patients at affordable cost through the launch of its local subsidiary, Aspen Philippines.
Read More >>The Australian Packaging Covenant is a voluntary initiative by Government and Industry to reduce the environmental effects of packaging. It is designed to minimise the environmental impacts arising from the disposal of used packaging, conserve resources through better design and production processes and facilitate the re-use and recycling of used packaging materials.
Here you can view Aspen Australia’s plan and report.
Read More >>UPDATE: We wish to advise you that the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has granted Aspen Australia’s application to stay the cancellation of products containing dextropropoxyphene (Di-Gesic and Doloxene) from the ARTG. This allows us the opportunity to have our appeal of the Therapeutic Goods Administration’s (TGA) decision to cancel the registrations heard by the AAT.
Read More >>In a span of 11 years, Aspen Pharmacare Australia has become one of Australia’s leading pharmaceutical companies, developing a reputation for reliable, regulated and affordable medicines. Aspen-marketed brands account for one out of seven prescriptions written in the country.
Read More >>Aspen Pharmacare Australia Expanding Global Business – from recent acquisition to expansion plans in Asia, Aspen Pharmacare Australia is ready to increase sales and markets.
Read More >>Aspen Pharmacare Australia Pty Ltd (Aspen) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Eli Lilly Australia (Lilly) for Zyprexa® (olanzapine), a market leading medication for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
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