UK All-Party Report Assesses Brexit Medtech Impact While Germany Worries Over Border Delays

Government and industry in the UK are determined to make the best of the Brexit free trade deal, but German medtechs are eager for trade flow practicalities to be prioritized.

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With the UK government focusing its efforts on controlling the renewed, and much sharper, COVID-19 threat in 2021, the true impact of Brexit on the local medtech and life sciences sectors will not be known for some time.

For the present, wish lists and expert insight are helping give shape to the post-EU UK medtech sector. They refer...

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