With a backup to the backup, insulin makers say they're primed for Brexit

For two men trained as scientists, the bosses of Britain's major insulin pr...

) are world leaders in respiratory and cardiovascular treatments, Britain’s insulin is imported.

“We anticipate that route is going to become congested so what we’ve done is open up other routes,” said Sahota. “So two other routes that we’ve opened up are Denmark to Immingham and Netherlands to Immingham.”SKY-HIGH STOCKPILES Frustration is growing that while they dedicate huge resources to such preparation, they are spending less time on their normal jobs.

The companies are confident they will be able to guarantee the British supply of insulin to the around 1 million diabetes patients who need it. The British government is organising a regular freight service reserved just for drugs as part of its preparations alongside industry for Brexit on Oct. 31.

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