GSK says 'tailwinds' will lift its consumer healthcare business
UK drugmaker confident of staying ahead in the game even as generic drugs invade wellness segment
Singapore
CHEAPER generic drugs, which are growing in double-digits, are invading the wellness segment of the global consumer healthcare business in a big way, giving giant drugmakers such as GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) a run for their money.
In Australia, GSK's household-name drug Panadol is facing competition from generic drugs, said Zubair Ahmed, head of consumer healthcare for Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa.
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