A strong pharma chapter in TTIP will boost the Danish economy

1 June 2015
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With Europe and the USA accounting for more than 80% of global sales of new medicines and 75% of global R&D in life sciences, while creating and sustaining over 1.5 million direct jobs in the research-based pharmaceutical sector, pharmaceuticals is nothing, if not a truly transatlantic industry.

Yet the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) could significantly boost the world’s largest trading relationship even further, spurring transatlantic investment in life sciences and fostering greater research cooperation, notes a posting on the website of the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA).

TTIP has the potential to set global standards in key areas

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