As part of the ongoing Ease of Doing Export Business - Rapid Results Initiative (RRI), the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ), through the Ministry of Health and Child Care recently reduced the cost of two permits that are essential for exporting pharmaceutical products, reports local newspaper The Herald.
The RRI was an initiative that was spearheaded by the Office of the President and Cabinet, in collaboration with ZimTrade and the Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
Under the initiative 22 statutory reforms were proposed across all sectors to improve the ease of doing export business. Two of these were gazetted on September 1, 2017, relating to the cost of processing export permits and Certificate of Pharmaceutical Product (CCP).
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