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Canada blocked bulk exports of prescription drugs to the US as it would cause or worsen a drug shortage at home.
The said importation from Canada is President Donald Trump's strategy of lowering some drug prices in the US, which he touted in his debate with President-elect Joe Biden.
Many Canadian drug suppliers opposed Trump's plan as it could lead to shortages,
The “Importation Prescription Drugs” rule in the US would allow licensed US pharmacists or wholesalers to import in bulk certain prescription drugs intended for the Canadian market.
According to Canada's Health Minister Patty Hajdu, companies will be required to provide information to assess existing or potential shortages, which could be as quick as within 24 hours if there is a serious or imminent health risk.
Hajdu emphasized the need for vigilance in maintaining the national drug supply noting that Canada is a small market, representing 2 percent of global drug sales, that sources 68 percent of its drugs internationally.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in September that his priority was protecting the needs of Canadians in terms of pharmaceutical supplies.
