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Veterinary medicines sales increase by 7%

SALES of veterinary medicines rose by 7% last year to 95m, according to figures released yesterday by Animal and Plant Health Association (APHA).

Veterinary medicines sales increase by 7%

Tue, 11 Feb, 2003 - 00:00

Ray Ryan, Agriculture Correspondent

It also disclosed that vaccine sales were very strong and now account for 22% of the overall market.

APHA is the representative body for manufacturers and sole distributors of health products for animals and plants in Ireland.

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