DFDS warns over no-deal Brexit

The video discusses the potential impact of a no-deal Brexit on the supply of medicines, highlighting the reliance on the channel for transport and the risk of delays. It covers the efforts by ferry operator DFDS and the government to minimize disruption, including stockpiling and securing alternative routes. Pharmaceutical companies have also taken precautions, such as increasing stock and planning for airfreight. Despite these measures, the government cannot guarantee a smooth supply chain, and disruptions may occur.

What percentage of medicines come across the channel?

What are the potential consequences of a no deal Brexit on medical supplies?

How many lorries make the trip across the channel daily?

What precautions have pharmaceutical companies taken in anticipation of Brexit?

What measures is the government taking to ensure the availability of medicines?