UK Turbulence Not Expected To Disrupt Supply
No ‘Major Disruption’ Anticipated Despite Brexit Cliff And Freight Restrictions
Executive Summary
Despite Brexit uncertainty and travel restrictions that have just been imposed on the UK, the country’s generics industry is not expected to suffer major disruptions.
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