The European Commission (EC) and US biotech Moderna (Nasdaq: MRNA) have reached an agreement to address the demand for COVID-19 vaccines for the late summer and winter period.
This will ensure that member states have access to the variant-adapted vaccines which receive marketing authorization, and meet their international solidarity commitments.
The new agreement will adapt the originally agreed contractual delivery schedules, as doses originally scheduled for delivery in the summer will now be delivered in September and during the broader upcoming fall and winter period.
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