EMA Reduces Parallel Distribution Fees For Malta & Latvia To Improve Medicines Availability
Executive Summary
The European Medicines Agency is charging a reduced fee for parallel distribution of centrally authorized medicines to smaller EU member states under a new initiative that aims to improve the availability of medicines. Malta and Latvia have joined in, and two other member states have showed interest in the initiative, which will end in July 2018.
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