EU Biosimilar Action: New Competitors For Remicade/Herceptin, Four More Products Await CHMP OK

Two more biosimilar medicines have been approved in the EU: Sandoz’s Zessly (infliximab) and Amgen’s Kanjinti (trastuzumab). Four other biosimilars are expecting a CHMP opinion this week, including three versions of AbbVie's Humira.

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The EU has approved more biosimilar versions of Remicade and Herceptin

There has been a good deal of movement on the EU biosimilars front this month. The European Commission has granted marketing authorization to two more biosimilar medicines, bringing the number of EU-approved biosimilars so far to 43, containing a total of 14 different substances. And a further four biosimilars are up for an opinion this week from the European Medicines Agency’s drug evaluation committee, the CHMP, which is currently holding its monthly meeting.

One of the two biosimilars authorized by the commission is Sandoz International GMBH’s Zessly (infliximab), a version of Janssen Pharmaceutical Cos.’s Remicade

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