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- US President Donald Trump has announced steep tariffs on imported generic medicines, which will be introduced in phases.
- Tariffs will be zero on all generic medicines entering the US from August 1, 2026 for two years, then rise to 100% for a year, and then increase to 200% starting August 2028.
- The stated aim is to encourage production of generic medicines within the United States.
- The move could significantly affect India, which is the largest exporter of generic medicines to the US.
What to watch next
- How India, as the top generic medicine exporter to the US, responds to the tariff plan
- Whether the tariff schedule remains unchanged through its phase-in from zero to 200% by August 2028
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