Switzerland features a bespoke arrangement with the EU, supported quite 120 bilateral trade agreements developed over the last 20 years. Swiss have tariff-free trade with the EU and limited access to the EU single marketplace for services. In return, however, Swiss accepts free movement of individuals and suits the EU’s regulations in reference to the parts of the only market they access, without having a say on what those rules appear as if. They will pursue an independent national trading policy, though in practice they often negotiate alongside other EFTA countries.
While a representative entity may not be needed in every state and there don’t seem any major challenges to trade; personnel may have to move and Comply to necessary changes in GMP, and artwork and other lifecycle management activities becomes important to ensure no non-tariff barriers.
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