Wholesaling law change leaves pharmacists confused

Last week, BBC 1 News was talking about how a pharmaceutical company in the northeast of England was helping to improve the UK recovery through its exporting activities (more than 90% of its products are exported overseas).

I personally think that it is a shame that at a time when there are strong demands from overseas for UK pharmaceutical products, we are discouraging pharmacists from contributing to the UK recovery, through export activities. My question is, is it not possible for UK pharmaceutical companies to increase their production quotas, so as to accomodate for export demands or is this another scheme by big organisations to monopolise the pharmaceutical export business? My only fear is that these other exporters may not necessarily know where the small, but significant demands are originating from. Again, even if they know, they will not be in a position to meet them, due to the nature of the demands - small, but varied. I think this decision on wholesaling is a big loss to the UK economy.
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Thank you Michelle. The second section cleared everything up. Good to see we can start to use Rxchange.