The UK government has asked companies to store medicines in the event of delivery delays after exiting the EU internal market.
The British government has asked drug dealers to stock up on drugs in preparation for Britain’s exit from the EU internal market on December 31st. Companies should store medicines for six weeks if there are delivery delays, the UK Department of Health said last week.
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15.08.2020 | Aktualisiert am 12.08.2020
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