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Vet medicines meeting ends in chaos


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The Irish Farmers Journal understands that the Minister for Agriculture will meet stakeholders in the coming weeks.
A meeting between the Department of Agriculture and the anti-parasitic stakeholder group (APR) ended in chaos last week with widespread condemnation of the lack of progress in finding a solution to the problems set to be created by the looming changes to veterinary medicines dispensing rules.
The current proposals would see all licensed medicines and dosing products requiring a prescription before they can be sold to a farmer from January 2022 onwards.
Secretary general of the Independent Licensed Merchants Association (ILMA) Ian Scott said the APR stakeholder meetings “are a complete charade” and “a clever yet cynical box-ticking exercise on behalf of the Department. ....

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Vets could lose right to sell medicines they prescribe


The Department of Agriculture is examining the option of breaking the link between prescribing and dispensing veterinary medicines in the implementation of a new EU directive which will place restrictions on the sale of certain products.
From January 2022, the new laws will require farmers to get prescription from vets to use antiparasitics (eg doses for treating worms/liver fluke) for livestock.
Currently, hundreds of trained ‘Responsible Persons’ provide a similar farm drug supply service to farmers at more than 900 licensed merchant and co-op stores and 300 pharmacies nationwide.
Speaking at a recent Oireachtas Agriculture Committee meeting on the topic, the Department’s Colm Forde said: “If all of these medicines are now going to require a prescription, the best way of ensuring a competitive supply chain is to break the link between prescribing and dispensing. ....

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