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Please note that the Pharmaceutical Industry Association of South Africa (PIASA) has closed as of 31 March 2013.  Members drawn from PIASA and Innovative Medicines South Africa (IMSA) will combine resources to lay the foundations for a new association, which will function as a single unified voice for like-minded, research-based pharmaceutical organisations operating in South Africa. An official announcement from the new organisation will be made as soon as agreement on all issues has been reached.

For any queries in the interim please contact the Press Office:
Bespoke Communications
Pippa Alcock
pippa@bespokecomms.co.za 
011 280 6680
Value of Medicines
Many people do not realise the contribution that pharmaceutical companies make to the welfare of mankind. Their medicines save lives, improve health, prolong and enhance the quality of life, reduce overall healthcare costs by speeding up recovery times and often reduce the need for surgery and hospitalisation.
Pharmaceutical
Industry Intelligence
Relevant information on industry including statistics, registration and licensing requirements as well as useful information and links.
Code of Marketing Practice
PIASA and its members are committed to ethical marketing practices and promotional activities that are intended to benefit patients and enhance the practice of medicine. Compliance with the PIASA Code of Marketing Practice is mandatory for our members.
Health Policy
Policy, legislation and regulations relevant to the pharmaceutical industry as well as useful links.
PIASA is taking the initiative to lead and assist member companies embrace transformation, gearing for sustainable, long-term growth in the industry. Our members have shown enthusiasm and dedication for Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) and its attendant initiatives.

Click here PIASA B-BBEE scorecard database
Empowering Consumers
PIASA believes that informed consumers are empowered consumers. PIASA members adhere to strict ethical standards in communicating with consumers about their medicines and health.