EU Pharma Urges Rethink On Knee-Jerk Trade Policies In Global COVID-19 Fight
Export Ban On Medical Supplies Is Not The Way Forward, Says EFPIA
Executive Summary
EU drug industry federation, EFPIA, is concerned that an increase in protectionist trade measures by some countries could result in tit-for-tat policies that could hamper the global response to contain COVID-19.
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