GSK Raises Product Prices in US And Europe As Costs Rise

GSK revealed price increases in the US, Europe and China as it posted Q3 sales up high single-digits, with gains in key categories such as pain relief and vitamins, minerals and supplements.

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GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare is rolling out product price increases around the globe in a response to further pressure from cost inflation.

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