Sanofi is set to exit the OTC market by separating from its Consumer Healthcare business and completing a move almost four years in the making.
Sanofi Takes The Plunge With Consumer Health Separation After Years Laying Groundwork
Sanofi's participation in the OTC market could end as early as next year with its plan to completely separate from its Consumer Healthcare business.
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