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BIO
Biotechnology Innovation Organization

Industry association · United States

2
files engaged
of 583 tracked
2
positions filed
in those 583 files
declared FTE
self-declared
EP accreditations
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Files both filed on (2)

Medicinal products for human use · Compulsory licensing of patents in crisis situations

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Medicinal products for human use

American Chamber of Commerce to the EU · filed 27 Apr 2021 · source

The American Chamber of Commerce to the EU (AmCham EU) is committed to the development of a regulatory environment which furthers the capabilities of European healthcare, improving accessibility and ensuring a crisis-resistant medicines regulatory system.

American Chamber of Commerce to the EU · filed 6 Nov 2023 · source

Introduction To be truly future proof and innovation friendly, the EU's proposed pharmaceutical package must address the blocs declining attractiveness for investment. We therefore urge EU co-legislators to secure globally competitive incentives for research and development (R&D) and avoid additional unnecessary administrative burdens on companies.

American Chamber of Commerce to the EU · filed 6 Nov 2023 · source

Introduction To be truly future proof and innovation friendly, the EU's proposed pharmaceutical package must address the blocs declining attractiveness for investment. We therefore urge EU co-legislators to secure globally competitive incentives for research and development (R&D) and avoid additional unnecessary administrative burdens on companies.

Biotechnology Innovation Organization · filed 8 Nov 2023 · source

BIO supports the EUs objectives of increasing access to medicines and fostering innovation. We welcome the EUs efforts to enhance the regulatory environment, including the use of expedited pathways, streamlining regulatory decision-making processes, and reducing administrative burdens.

Compulsory licensing of patents in crisis situations

American Chamber of Commerce to the EU · filed 26 Jul 2023 · source

A predictable and reliable intellectual property system is necessary for companies to innovate. The existing systems of national compulsory licensing already create an appropriate IP environment, and an EU-wide Compulsory License would create unnecessary burdens for businesses.

Biotechnology Innovation Organization · filed 30 Jul 2023 · source

BIO is deeply concerned with the Commissions initiative to revise its compulsory licensing (CL) legislation. The proposal of a revised CL regime suggests that the envisioned new framework remedies a dysfunctional system despite no objective evidence that the existing regime is inadequate.

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