The data describes the amount of money the pharmaceutical industry in the United States had to pay in financial penalties from 1991 to 2015, by the type of violation. Over this time the pharmaceutical industry paid some 1.7 billion USD in financial penalties due to poor manufacturing practices in which they sold drug products that failed to meet FDA standards or specifications.
Unlawful promotion | 11090 |
Overcharging government health programs | 5059 |
Financial violations | 3562 |
Monopoly practices | 2121 |
Poor manufacturing practices | 1720 |
Kickbacks | 743 |
Concealing data | 267 |
Environmental violations | 232 |
Illegal distribution | 67 |
Multiple violations | 10887 |