EU To Offer Solution To Post-Brexit Regulatory Problems In Northern Ireland
One-Year ‘Grace Period’ Is Nearing Its End
Executive Summary
The EU is preparing a formal proposal for ensuring the continued long-term supply of medicines from Great Britain to Northern Ireland from next year, but it will require "enhanced enforcement" by the UK authorities.
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