La guerra en Irán pone en riesgo el suministro de medicamentos esenciales a Europa

El Pais Economic ImpactNews ReportES 6 min read 100% complete by Oriol Güell DomínguezApril 5, 2026 at 05:30 AM

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Una guerra en Irán, tras una ofensiva de Estados Unidos e Israel, amenaza el suministro de medicamentos esenciales a Europa. El conflicto ha provocado un aumento en los precios del petróleo y las primas de seguros, afectando la cadena de suministro farmacéutica, especialmente desde Asia. India y China, grandes productores de principios activos y materias primas, enfrentan dificultades para enviar sus productos a Europa debido a barcos varados y rutas más largas y costosas. Expertos advierten sobre posibles desabastecimientos en Europa si la guerra se intensifica o prolonga, especialmente si los hutíes de Yemen bloquean el canal de Suez. La situación geopolítica dificulta la salida de productos farmacéuticos desde India, conocida como la "farmacia del mundo".

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India is the largest producer of active ingredients for medications, and China is the largest producer of raw materials.

factual — Rafael Borràs, consultor100% confidence

The price of paracetamol spiked from five to twelve euros per kilo on international markets after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

factual — Raúl Díaz-Varela, Kern Pharma90% confidence

The war has driven the price of oil to levels not seen since the Russia-Ukraine war, potentially causing another wave of inflation.

factual — Article80% confidence

Some countries have started to fear shortages, a problem that repeats itself in Europe even in times of peace.

factual — Article70% confidence

If the war continues, the UK may be weeks away from running out of medicine.

prediction — David Weeks, Moody’s60% confidence

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Russia 50% Ukraine 50% Tehran 60% China 60% Raúl Díaz-Varela 60% India ×270% United States 70% Israel 70% Kern Pharma ×270% Asia ×270% Europe ×380% Iran ×290%

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guerra en irán 90% suministro de medicamentos 80% sector farmacéutico 70% cadena de suministros 70% canal de suez 60% precios regulados 60% desabastecimientos 60% principios activos 50% materias primas 50% inflación 40%

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Iran

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