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Challenges and Opportunities for Health Care Companies in a Changing Global Trade Environment

Webinar | March 27, 2025

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Please join Crowell Global Advisors for a roundtable discussion with health care industry and international trade experts on President Trump’s trade policy and how it affects players in the health care industry. As April 2nd approaches and the President has repeatedly cited his intention to raise tariffs on medical products, this discussion will provide guidance for companies throughout the healthcare value chain. We will also take questions from listeners. 

Discussion topics will include: 

  • Risks and resilience strategies in the medical supply chain
  • Tariffs, trade imbalances and national security considerations
  • Opportunities to engage policymakers proactively to address tariffs and advance market access
  • Key country-specific considerations: Mexico, India, China, EU
  • Global health care collaboration in a fragmenting world

For more information, please visit these areas: Crowell Global Advisors, Government Affairs, International Trade, Health Care

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