The herbal medicines market is in danger from a European Union directive which has been ignored for the past 30 yea...
The herbal medicines market is in danger from a European Union directive which has been ignored for the past 30 years, reports The European (p4).
Health food and supermarket retailers would be hard-affected in the UK, where 80% of the herbal medicines industry could in theory be outlawed form 1 January 1995.
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