Next EU COVID-19 Vaccine Contracts Will Take On ‘Lessons Learned’ In Capacity And Supply
EMA OKs Boost In Production Capacity For Pfizer/BioNTech & Moderna
Executive Summary
The European Commission appears to be favoring mRNA vaccines in its negotiations with companies on the next generation of COVID-19 vaccine contracts. Manufacturing finally appears to be gaining momentum, and the health commissioner claims the EU has “turned the corner” with its vaccination programs.
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