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Since the granting of a CE Mark for VitroGro was considered to...

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    Since the granting of a CE Mark for VitroGro was considered to be imminent just over 2 years ago, and the extraordinary number of regulatory obstacles that have subsequently unfolded, I keep asking myself the following questions:
    * If the product in question belonged to one of the major pharmaceutical companies, would it have received such intense scrutiny?
    * Who stands to benefit from the delay?
    * Is the system open to corruption? Surely not ;)

    Perhaps I just have a suspicious mind, but it would be interesting to know if anyone else has had the same thoughts.
 
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