EU falsified meds directive published, but industry split over safety features
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
The EU directive on falsified medicines has been published in the Official Journal amid an ongoing debate over which products should have to carry safety features on their packaging, and whether wholesalers should have to authenticate all the product packs that they handle1.
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