Pharmacy Companies in Malaysia

Pharmacy companies in Malaysia are responsible for the manufacture, distribution, and sale of pharmaceutical products. These companies are regulated by the Malaysian government and must adhere to strict guidelines in order to operate. The majority of pharmacy companies in Malaysia are foreign-owned, with the exception of a few local companies.

The Malaysian government requires all pharmacy companies to be licensed in order to operate. In order to obtain a license, companies must meet certain criteria, such as having a minimum paid-up capital of RM2 million and a minimum of two years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry.

All pharmacy companies in Malaysia must also be registered with the Malaysian Pharmacy Board. Registration with the Board is mandatory in order to sell pharmaceutical products in Malaysia.

The Malaysian government imposes a number of restrictions on pharmacy companies in Malaysia. For example, companies are not allowed to sell products that are not registered with the Board. In addition, companies are not allowed to sell products that are not approved by the Malaysian Ministry of Health.

The Malaysian government also requires all pharmacy companies to maintain a certain level of quality control. In order to ensure that products are of high quality, companies must submit their products for testing and approval by the Malaysian Pharmaceutical Society.

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