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INFO RADIO FRANCE. The Laboratories Concerned with the Relocation of Paracetamol in France Demand an Increase in the Price of the Medicine, Refused by the Government

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As France Inter reveals, the two laboratories and another company concerned with the relocation of paracetamol demand a seven-cent increase in the price in order to bear higher manufacturing costs.

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As France Inter reveals, the two laboratories and another company concerned with the relocation of paracetamol demand a seven-cent increase in the price in order to bear higher manufacturing costs.

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The UPSA and Opella laboratories are demanding an increase of 7 cents per box of paracetamol to make the relocation in France profitable, but the government refuses in a tense budgetary context. This impasse threatens a strategic industrial project promised by Emmanuel Macron in 2020.

Manufacturers are asking for an increase in the price of a box of paracetamol: an increase of 7 cents more, to finance the repatriation of production to France, but the government does not accept this request at this stage. See the rest

INFO FRANCE INTER. UPSA and Opella laboratories and the company Seqens, which houses the production of paracetamol in Isère, demand an increase in the price of the medicine to bear the cost of production in France. In the difficult economic context, the government refuses.

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Radio France broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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