The aim of the study is to analyse the main directions of the dynamically developing pharmaceutical crime that the European Union and all its Member States have to deal with, as well as to attempt to indicate further necessary systemic solutions to prevent this type of crime. The author presents the most common types of pharmaceutical crimes in the European Union, analyses the normative activity of its organs aimed at preventing this type of crime and the harmonisation of the laws of the Member

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... States in this area. She also tries to identify the causes of the current problems with effectiveness in the fight against this type of crime in the European Union. In conclusion, the author presents proposals for considering the introduction of further pan-European legal regulations and formulates appropriate de lege ferenda conclusions in this regard.