COFA Fears Restrictions on the Sale of Food Supplements Due to the Agreement with the EU
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Subtitle: Robinat expresses concern over possible restrictions on supplements such as melatonin, although he admits there is uncertainty The entry into force of the Association Agreement with the European Union could lead to restrictions on the marketing of certain medicines and food supplements that can currently be purchased in Andorra, but which are not available under the same conditions in neighboring countries. This is one of the concerns …
The president of the Official College of Pharmacists of Andorra (COFA), Jesús Robinat, has expressed concern about the association agreement with the European Union. This pact could alter the sale of medicines and food supplements unique to the country. In this sense, the regulations would affect products attractive to visitors from France and Spain. One of the most prominent articles […] The entry Andorran pharmacies, on alert for the associati…
Jesús Robinat warns that there is still uncertainty about the products that can continue to be marketed
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