AbbVie Assumes Two Interchangeable Humira Biosimilars In 2023
Up To Nine Adalimumab Biosimilars to Launch In Key Year
Executive Summary
Amid several new and updated draft guidance documents and the potential approach of the first approval, interchangeability continues to be a buzzword in US biosimilars. AbbVie has projected that two Humira (adalimumab) biosimilars will hold the designation when they launch in 2023.
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Four adalimumabs compete in EU
Four separate biosimilar versions of AbbVie’s Humira (adalimumab) are competing for market share in the European Union (EU), after Amgen, Mylan, Samsung Bioepis and Sandoz all launched into European markets immediately after a key supplementary protection certificate (SPC) protecting the autoimmune treatment expired. Amgen, Mylan and Samsung Bioepis said their respective Amgevita, Hulio and Imraldi biosimilars had launched in markets across Europe, including in Italy for Amgen. A Sandoz spokesperson told Generics bulletin the company – which has received approval under the Hyrimoz, Halimatoz and Hefiya labels – had “launched and supplied” its adalimumab in Germany and the UK, while it had placed tender bids in the Netherlands and Ukraine.
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