Bersani: sale of Class C drugs in drugstores and corner
liberalization of the sale of all medicines may be borne by the citizens and pharmacies to stay open after that time. These are the proposals in the field famraceutico on deregulation in the document presented today by the Democratic Party.
February 9 - "Expanding the liberalization process initiated in 2006 that opened up to competition the-counter sale of medicines." This is one of the 34 proposals contained in the document submitted this on deregulation morning to the press by Pier Luigi Bersani in response to statements by Prime Minister Berlusconi of altering three articles of the Constitution to give "a shock to the economy."
As for the chapter of the drugs, according to the Democratic Party: "We must give the possibility of corner drugstores and supermarkets (in all 3,300 stores, employing around 6 thousand pharmacists) also sell drugs to class C, a segment that worth about € 3 billion in sales, and then it all medications not dispensed by the NHS. " And on this ad hoc proposal for a draft bill has already been filed in the House and Senate.
Moreover, other measures should be then defined to improve the efficiency and competitiveness across the supply chain of the drug industry to the consumer through the intermediary distribution. This with the aim of lowering costs and making more accessible the distribution service to the citizens "by giving the holders exercise the option to keep open beyond the hours designated by the regulations." A text is being prepared.
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