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A European Commission legislative proposal to change the EU’s rules on supplementary protection certificates and allow for the production of versions of patent-protected medicines for sale outside the EU has been welcomed by the generics and biosimilars industry – albeit with caveats – but criticized by the originator industry as an attack on intellectual property that could hit investment in Europe.
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