Transatlantic deal could increase EU pharma exports by $10 billion, report says

25 May 2016
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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) could increase the annual value of European Union (EU) pharma exports by 9 billion Euros ($10.03 billion) by slashing trade barriers, a study suggests.

Up to 19,000 jobs in pharma and 60,000 more in related industries could also be created across the EU, the report by consultants Copenhagen Economics predicts.

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership Agreement (TTIP) is currently being negotiated between the EU and the USA, and EFPIA, the association representing European pharma, asked Copenhagen Economics to assess its potential impact.

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