Lif: Legislative change paves the way for new supply solutions in Denmark

13 May 2024
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An amendment to the Medicines Act, which entered into force on January 1, 2024, already now gives the Danish Medicines Agency the opportunity to, on its own initiative, allow the sale or supply of medicines without a Danish marketing authorization from abroad in the event of a supply failure.

The Danish Medicines Agency has just published how the agency will concretely administer and inform about the scheme.

Alongside the new scheme, doctors, dentists and vets can still apply if they would like to use a foreign medicine to replace a medicine they cannot get in Denmark. The Pharmaceutical Industry Association, Lif, welcomes the initiative:

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