Providing credit terms isn’t a pecuniary interest.what evidence do you have that Sigma continues to fund them? I’m assuming you mean the extraordinary extended credit they initially received? I’ve been told this has been wound back to standard pharmacy industry terms that all pharmacies receive?
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