Pharma Told To Maintain Drug Stockpiles Despite Six-Month Brexit Delay
Executive Summary
An agreement to delay Brexit has brought no reprieve for the pharmaceutical sector, which must remain at a heightened state of preparedness as a no-deal scenario is still a possibility. Industry says it will seek clarity on the practical implications of this.
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