UK BIA To Push For Post-Brexit Regulatory Agreement With EU
Effective Preparation Seems To Have Averted Supply Disruptions So Far
Executive Summary
There may not be a great deal in the new UK-EU trade and cooperation deal for the life sciences industry but a new working group could act as the forum for constructive discussions on regulatory cooperation.
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