Extends prohibition on manufacturers interfering with access to 340B drugs in Minnesota.
Minnesota SF2959 repeals the expiration date of the prohibition on manufacturers interfering with access to 340B drugs. This bill extends the current law, ensuring that manufacturers cannot interfere with the supply of 340B drugs, which are medications provided at reduced prices to certain federal grantees. The original expiration date of July 1, 2027, is removed, making the prohibition permanent.
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