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27 June 2019Big Pharma

UK gov to secure extra freight for medicine after no-deal Brexit

Industry has welcomed the British government’s announcement that it will take steps to secure additional freight capacity to deal with a shortage of pharmaceuticals in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

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