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Indian drug regulators have seized over 500 suspected counterfeit pens of Eli Lilly’s popular drug, Mounjaro, highlighting a growing global safety concern. Investigations revealed that the primary suspect allegedly sourced raw materials from various vendors on the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba. This seizure comes as the global demand for GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes medications continues to outpace supply, fueling illicit manufacturing. For Eli Lilly, the incident underscores significant risks to brand integrity and patient safety amid the surge in counterfeits. Simultaneously, Alibaba faces renewed scrutiny regarding platform oversight and the regulation of pharmaceutical precursors sold by its vendors. Analysts suggest that such supply chain vulnerabilities could weigh on the market sentiment for both the pharmaceutical and e-commerce sectors.
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