European OTC Results Round-Up: Boiron, Alliance Pharma and Karo

COVID-19 had a differing impact on Q2 consumer health sales for France's Boiron, the UK's Alliance Pharma and Sweden's Karo.

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French homeopathy specialist Boiron blamed the impact of the global coronavirus pandemic, plus ongoing troubles in its domestic market, as it posted second-quarter sales down by 14.5% at constant exchange rates to €97m ($111m).

Turnover generated in Europe (excluding France) tumbled 28.2% to €16

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