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Veterinary Medicines Directorate was not asked to supply input for report and disputes claim that seized products were not intended for use in UK
By Pippa Cuckson
9:05PM GMT 05 Mar 2014
Defra’s Veterinary Medicines Directorate, the body that seized 124 unlicensed drugs from Sheikh Mohammed’s Newmarket stables in August, has revealed it had no input into Lord Stevens’s subsequent investigation for racing’s most powerful owner.
Further, the VMD disputes a claim recorded in the report that the seized drugs were not intended for use in the United Kingdom...
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