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: Intellectual Property WatchMinister: India Anticipates European Fix To Law Delaying Generics Shipments
By Intellectual Property Watch
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Europe has promised at the "highest levels" to fix laws that caused generic medicine seizures in the Netherlands, the Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry said today. The minister is in Geneva for meetings on the ongoing Doha Round trade liberalisation talks at the World Trade Organization.
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Full post as published by Intellectual Property Watch on October 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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