News / Forwarders can play a part in slowing the flood of fake drugs around the world

08/08/2024

Surging e-commerce traffic has brought the issue of counterfeit medicines and falsified pharmaceutical records back to the fore in the freight forwarding community.

Some £30m ($38m) of counterfeited medicines were seized in the UK last year; Europol seized €64m ($70m) worth across ...

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michael sales
August 08, 2024 at 3:12 pm
For those gullible people who risk their lives buying dubious medications online, it’s the same as buying a $5 rolex watch for sale on the street. The industry needs to do more to advertise the real risks.

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Will Waters
August 08, 2024 at 10:58 pm
Good topic; well covered.

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