Austria Accepts Merck Commitments After ‘Predatory Pricing’ Undermined Generics
Merck Found To Have An 85% Share Of The Temozolomide Market
Executive Summary
Merck has agreed to discontinue a “predatory strategy” for the company’s Temodal (temozolomide) oncology brand in Austria that kept generics out of the market, including by supplying the brand below cost price, under commitments offered to the country’s competition watchdog.
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