Announcement
03 Oct 2019
On 3 October 2019, the UK authorities announced the introduction of an export ban on a number of medicine due to anticipated shortages in the country.
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Implementation date
04 Oct 2019
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Updated: 03 Oct 2019
Export ban
In force
On 4 October 2019, the UK government established a medicines that cannot be parallel exported from the UK list and subsequently added twenty medicines to it. The export ban was introduced ...
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