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King Pharmaceuticals, Auden Mckenzie, Lexon (UK) and Alissa Healthcare broke the law in relation to nortriptyline supply, according to the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA).
An investigation into the supply of nortriptyline by four pharmaceutical companies found two breaches of competition law, resulting in fines of almost £3.4m, a payment of £1m to the NHS and the disqualification of a director of King Pharmaceuticals, the CMA announced yesterday (March 4).
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