Brazilian Drug Price Increase Rates Hit Eight-Year Low

CMED, which sets medicine prices in Brazil, has published the maximum price adjustment index for 2025.

Brazil's medicines regulator announces maximum price adjustments permitted in 2025. (Shutterstock)

In 2025, companies operating in Brazil will see the lowest average maximum price adjustments legally permitted since 2018, according to the medicines regulator ANVISA.

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