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‘Why do we value a Mars bar more than life-saving medicine?’ Sandoz CEO calls for level playing field with cheap Chinese antibiotics

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The Swiss pharmaceutical giant operates one of the last penicillin plants in Europe—losing it would raise new security and sovereignty challenges, says CEO Richard Saynor.

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‘Why do we value a Mars bar more than life-saving medicine?’ Sandoz CEO calls for level playing field with cheap Chinese antibiotics

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