The UK will completely ban the sale of proprietary Chinese medicines, which will have little impact on domestic pharmaceutical companies

Business News Agency September 9 September 8, according to media reports, the UK drug administration said it plans to ban the sale of Chinese patent medicines in the UK from the beginning of next year Previously, the UK Drug Administration issued a warning to remind the risk of toxicity of traditional Chinese medicine The news once again aroused the attention of consumers and investors on traditional Chinese medicine In response, Liu Yaming, an analyst at Founder Securities, said in an interview with Securities Daily: "this news has little impact on domestic traditional Chinese medicine enterprises The market of domestic traditional Chinese medicine enterprises is mainly in China, and domestic traditional Chinese medicine has not entered the mainstream drug market in Europe and the United States." The UK said no to Chinese patent medicines on August 20, the UK Drug Administration issued a warning on its official website, reminding domestic consumers to carefully select some traditional Chinese medicines that have not been officially registered in the UK, saying that these traditional Chinese medicines contain high levels of harmful toxins, including lead, mercury, arsenic, etc Yesterday, according to domestic media reports, the UK drug administration has informed the Chinese Medicine Societies and some large Chinese medicine stores to report the inventory of Chinese patent medicines The agency said it planned to ban the sale of Chinese patent medicines in the UK from early next year Whether to use Chinese patent medicine or not is also a hot topic in China Previously, there was a rumor that "Beijing Chaoyang Hospital will prohibit the existence and use of any traditional Chinese medicine injection preparation in the hospital by administrative means", which had caused the stock price of relevant domestic pharmaceutical enterprises to fluctuate to varying degrees In response, Chaoyang Hospital has responded to the media that the news is not true, because the hospital has never had traditional Chinese medicine injection preparations in its history A pharmaceutical industry analyst, who asked not to be named, told the Securities Daily that the use of traditional Chinese medicine injections is determined by the habits of each place It is a practice in Beijing area hospitals not to use traditional Chinese medicine injections.