owners of the intellectual property rights to prevent reimports,
If block exemptions permit a rights holder to oppose reimports on
effect of indirectly restricting reimports on a cross-border level, for
We have to ensure that the drugs we sell are safe, and we can't say that today about
reimports that are outside the jurisdiction of the FDA.
in the form of an "European price corridor" at 3M and Philips) is supposed to protect the companies against the threat of
reimports.
And if a story is corrected or updated on the PC, it will find its way onto the finished page only if the designer manually
reimports it into his Mac layout.
Much of this cross border trade consists of exports and then
reimports of manufactures, with some processing taking place in Mexico.
Barbara Chase-Riboud similarly
reimports reference into Minimal forms: Her Bathers, 1972, consists of a field of low rectilinear aluminum volumes that ripples like a bed of wave-polished rocks, with green-gray silk splays suggesting seaweed exposed at low tide.
Few in the industry and in the federal government believe that the House proposal to allow reimports will pass.
Consequently, two Democratic New York lawmakers have suggested a counterproposal that would limit reimports to only FDA-approved drugs originally sold to Canadian companies.
Federal law requires FDA-approved labeling on prescription drugs sold in this country, and pharmaceutical makers could block reimports of medications by denying importers access to those labels.
Shalala contended that the law as written "explicitly states" that pharmaceutical companies may deny importers access to those labels when they reimport drugs.
