Pharma unites against Alameda drug disposal ordinance in US
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
Brand-name and generic drug makers have come together to fight a first-of-its-kind US ordinance in Alameda County, California, that requires pharmaceutical manufacturers to design, implement and pay for a program to collect and dispose of unused prescription pills.
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