Post-Brexit Divergence Would Harm UK Industry
BGMA Director General Warwick Smith Talks Brexit Implications
Executive Summary
On the eve of the UK’s formal exit from the EU on 31 January, BGMA director general Warwick Smith has insisted that it is essential for the UK to stay as close as possible to the current European medicines framework following the conclusion of a transition period that is currently due to expire at the end of 2020.
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