US tariffs on India will be a bitter pill to swallow
Dilip Shanghvi, chairman of India's largest drugmaker Sun Pharma, told an industry gathering last week that his company sells pills for between $1 and $5 per bottle in the US and tariffs "do not justify relocating our manufacturing to the US".
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