EU Revamps Plans To Ease Medicines Trade Between GB and NI
Companies Will Be Able To Continue Batch Testing And Release In GB For NI Market
Executive Summary
Proposals on medicines put forward by the European Commission are part of a package of measures to improve the implementation of the Northern Ireland Protocol by relaxing checks on goods moving across the Irish sea.
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