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U.S. in Conflict with Trade Allies over Covid-19 Vaccine

  • By Ely Marquez
  • (General Dispatch) – Accusations directed at Joe Biden’s administration claim that the current administration has millions of unused vaccines in storage.
  • This fact has generated an aggressive offer for the U.S. territory of vaccines, while other companies are looking for ways to produce vaccines and establish a competitive scenario like Russia and China.
  • The AstraZeneca brand, assures that U.S. vaccine production is aimed at its own population and not at supplying the international market. 
  • The European Union, for its part, has been in constant communication with the U.S. government requesting a share of the vaccines through commercial exchanges.
  • It is expected that 30 million doses will be available by the end of the month, and another 20 million by April.
  • Health experts seem to have confidence in the U.S. covid-19 vaccine brands, as demand is steady from neighboring countries.
  • Nevertheless, the companies have distributed at least 34 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine to several European Union countries.
  • Prospectively, U.S. companies are stocking up on raw materials to manufacture and distribute the projections demanded in the following months.

Adittional Information:

Ap News: Conflict grows between US and allies over vaccine supply

ABC News: Millions of coronavirus vaccine doses are in cold storage in the U.S. but can’t be injected because they are not yet approved by the Food and Drug Administration

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