UK Industry Skeptical Of Govt’s No-Deal Brexit Filing Expectations
Executive Summary
The BioIndustry Association’s latest Brexit webinar looked at issues such as companies’ drug filing strategies in a no-deal scenario as well as the costs that industry is likely to incur as a result of changes to regulatory processes.
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