What type of information is published in the Official Journal of the European Union?

The Official Journal of the European Union serves as the primary source for the publication of all EU legislation, including both proposed and final legislation. It is an essential tool for ensuring transparency and accessibility to the legal framework established by the European Union, detailing laws that have been adopted and the various procedural steps involved in their creation.

While draft guidelines relevant to pharmaceuticals, notices of product recalls, and summaries of legislation in different languages may be important in the regulatory landscape, they are not the main content featured in the Official Journal. The focus on proposed and final legislation provides a systematic record of the legal instruments that govern the actions and regulations within the EU, making this content critical for stakeholders involved in compliance and regulatory affairs.