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The market for blood and infusion systems (IV drips) has been analyzed
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee has studied the competitive environment in the IV drip market as well as the level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods. According to the analysis results: Imports: In 2024, 12 companies imported IV drips from 12 countries totaling USD 7.7 million (115 million tons). Main share of imports: The top 5 importing companies accounted for 57% of total imports. China — 97% Germany — 2% Other countries — 1% Exports: No exports of IV drips were recorded in 2024. Domestic production: In 2024, 5 companies produced IV drips worth UZS 48 billion (18.5 million tons). Market saturation: The level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods amounted to 14%. It should be noted that a market is considered saturated when this indicator exceeds 80%. Conclusion: The share of domestic production in the IV drip market remains low, and the market is highly dependent on imports. At the same time, domestic demand remains high, indicating significant opportunities for expanding production capacity and implementing new investment projects. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
A professional development training course on “Law Enforcement Practice” has been organized
A training course on “Law Enforcement Practice” was organized by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee for legal service staff of the Committee and its regional offices. Within the framework of the course, participants were provided with detailed explanations on the analysis of товар and financial markets, criteria of dominance and bargaining power, market entry barriers, determination of market shares, antitrust regulation practices, cartel agreements and unfair competition, competition requirements in public procurement and exchange trading, as well as assessment of the impact of regulatory legal acts on the competitive environment. The sessions were conducted by specialists with extensive practical experience in the field. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded official certificates in accordance with установленный procedures. At the end of the course, the Chairman of the Committee held an open dialogue with the legal service staff of the regional offices. During the discussion, special emphasis was placed on the importance of such training programs for specialists, as well as the high significance of the responsibilities assigned to them. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
Analytical activities are regularly covered in the mass media
#Media_about_us Analytical studies conducted by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee—covering the level of domestic market saturation with local products, production volumes, the state of the competitive environment, and import geography—are regularly highlighted in the media. “Yangi O'zbekiston” newspaper Who dominates the domestic market? Why are local products falling behind? In the context of global competition, ensuring that the domestic market is filled with local products is a strategic objective for every country. However, the data show that in a number of product segments, Uzbekistan’s market still remains significantly dependent on imports. What does this indicate? Where are the opportunities? What are the key challenges? To find answers to these questions, we spoke with Olimjon Jumayev, Director of the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee. Read more: Darakchi.uz The share of local products in the domestic market remains low For a number of goods, import dominance persists, while new opportunities for production development are emerging. According to the analysis conducted by the Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee, the level of domestic market saturation with local products remains low across several product markets. Read more:
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