Ukraine Simplified the Rules for Storing Medicines Due to Russian Strikes on Warehouses
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What will change for pharmaceutical companies? Ukraine has amended its rules for storing medications during martial law. This change should provide pharmaceutical companies with more opportunities to organize their warehouse and logistics operations, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky. The Cabinet of Ministers has simplified the rules for storing medications during martial law. According to Prime Minister S…
In Ukraine, the rules for storing medicines were simplified due to the strikes of the Russian Federation on warehousesPharmaceutical companies were allowed to attract additional storage facilities during the martial law. This should disperse stocks medicines.
The government has allowed pharmaceutical companies to store medicines outside of their main warehouses. Illustrative photo: cmla.com.ua The government has allowed pharmaceutical companies to store and ship medicines not only from warehouses that are included in their license register. The decision should help avoid disruptions in the supply of medicines due to Russian attacks. This was reported by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. The new rule…
Cabinet of Ministers allowed pharmaceutical companies to keep medicines active for the period of martial law pharmaceutical ingredients, drug production excipients and related goods not only in warehouses listed in their license register.
Companies will be able to disperse stocks of medicines
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