UK Medtech Gets A Role In Post-Brexit Trade Deal Negotiations
Pressure ramps to broker international agreements as end of EU withdrawal period nears
Executive Summary
With the Brexit implementation period ending in four months, the UK government has launched a trade advisory group for international life sciences deal talks and given UK medtech a seat at the table.
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