CPhI Madrid2018 (XI): Rankings 2 / Reputación, Corrupción

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The overall reputation rank of each country is based on an average score across all five categories. The U.S. (7.50) once again claimed first place, thanks to its strong performances across multiple categories. Germany (7.21) and Japan (7.19) followed closely behind. China fagain finished bottom despite leading the growth potential category.

As shown in figure 7, India (10.92%) and China have both made huge strides improving the perceptions with an impressive 9.64% increase in overall score on 2017. This reflects probably an easing of negative news around Indian manufacturing, and China’s considerable efforts to impove quality over the last year. In particular, the commitment to harmonise standards with The International Committee of Harmonization (ICH) has been a huge catalyst for improving quality all across the country. Korea’s overall reputation went up by 5.71% due to its mixture of growth and expanding of their biologics sector. The top tier countries saw much more modest gains and Germany’s fortunes suffered a notable decline.

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