Biosimilar Avastin Is Launched In India

Cadila Pharmaceuticals Announces Entry

Outlining plans to launch “multiple biosimilar products this year for the Indian market,” Cadila Pharmaceutical has just rolled out a biosimilar to Avastin (bevacizumab) in its domestic market.

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Cadila says it plans to launch “multiple biosimilar products this year for the Indian market.” • Source: Shutterstock

Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd., the privately-owned Indian player, says it has expanded its oncology portfolio by introducing a biosimilar to Avastin (bevacizumab) in its local market.

Named Bevaro, the biosimilar will be made available in a single dose vial of two strengths, 100mg and 400mg.

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