EU member states agreed on stricter and more straightforward rules to prevent chemicals used in illegal drug production from reaching criminals, as proposed by the regulator.
Why it matters. Governments and law enforcement agencies will have better tools to combat the supply of chemicals used in illegal drug production.
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EU member states agreed their position on stronger and simpler EU rules to stop substances that can be used to make illegal drugs – or drug precursors - from reaching criminals involved in illegal drug production.
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