AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUS Pharma Tariffs, Liechtenstein in the mix: The US Commerce Department has published a Federal Register list exempting certain specialty medicines and key ingredients from a planned 100% ad valorem tariff, with eligibility tied to specific product categories (rare diseases, fertility, cell/gene therapies, antibody-drug conjugates, nuclear medicines, plasma-derived therapies, and some animal health) and to qualifying trade/security frameworks; Liechtenstein is named among the 20 jurisdictions getting the 0% rate. US Guidance for companies: US Customs and Border Protection also issued updated Section 232 guidance clarifying how the pharmaceutical tariff regime and duty-free treatment will be applied, but exemptions are not automatic and require product-level compliance. Local health workforce rules (Ireland, but relevant for care capacity): A “50:50 rule” limiting non-EEA workers is being temporarily relaxed to tackle healthcare staffing shortages, especially in nursing homes, home-care, and disability services. Reproductive rights debate in Liechtenstein: The European Evangelical Alliance raised concerns after Liechtenstein’s parliament narrowly backed a citizen-led initiative to legalize abortion in the first 12 weeks. EU drug access milestone: The European Commission granted marketing authorization for NEZGLYAL® (leriglitazone) for early cerebral adrenoleukodystrophy (cALD), with launches expected to begin in Germany.
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