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Manufacturing hurdles, not IP, slowing Covid jabs rollout

Manufacturing hurdles, not IP, slowing Covid jabs rollout
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South africaSouth africanThomas cueniStephane bancelMichelle mcmurry heathCyril ramaphosaInternational federation of pharmaceutical manufacturersWorld health organizationWorld trade organizationBiotechnology innovation organizationAfrican president cyril ramaphosaWorld healthInternational federationPharmaceutical manufacturersSai prasadBharat biotech

Manufacturing hurdles, not IP, slowing Covid jabs rollout

Manufacturing hurdles, not IP, slowing Covid jabs rollout: industry

Manufacturing hurdles, not IP, slowing Covid jabs rollout: industry Health File photo GENEVA: Removing intellectual property protections from Covid-19 vaccines or pressuring companies into technology sharing will not speed up production of the jabs, and could even slow it down, the industry has warned. Proponents of doing away with IP rights say more companies in more countries could produce the vaccines, providing broader access in poorer nations that so far have seen few doses. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, whose country is co-leading a push at the World Trade Organization to exempt Covid-19 vaccines from IP rights, insisted Friday the jabs were a public good and must be recognised as such .

South africaSouth africanThomas cueniStephane bancelMichelle mcmurry heathCyril ramaphosaInternational federation of pharmaceutical manufacturersCountries vaccine manufacturer networkWorld health organizationWorld trade organizationBiotechnology innovation organizationAfrican president cyril ramaphosaWorld healthInternational federationPharmaceutical manufacturersSai prasad

Manufacturing hurdles, not IP, slowing Covid jabs rollout: industry | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

Manufacturing hurdles, not IP, slowing Covid jabs rollout: industry 128 GENEVA, April 24, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – Removing intellectual property protections from Covid-19 vaccines or pressuring companies into technology sharing will not speed up production of the jabs, and could even slow it down, the industry has warned. Proponents of doing away with IP rights say more companies in more countries could produce the vaccines, providing broader access in poorer nations that so far have seen few doses. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, whose country is co-leading a push at the World Trade Organization to exempt Covid-19 vaccines from IP rights, insisted Friday the jabs were “a public good and must be recognised as such”.

South africaSouth africanThomas cueniStephane bancelMichelle mcmurry heathCyril ramaphosaInternational federation of pharmaceutical manufacturersCountries vaccine manufacturer networkWorld health organizationWorld trade organizationBiotechnology innovation organizationAfrican president cyril ramaphosaWorld healthInternational federationPharmaceutical manufacturersSai prasad

Health industry blames manufacturing hurdles for slow COVID jabs rollout

Health industry blames manufacturing hurdles for slow COVID jabs rollout By Saturday Apr 24, 2021 Health workers administer Johnson & Johnson s coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines at a vaccination centre in Ronda, Spain, April 23, 2021. Photo: Reuters GENEVA: Health industry has laid the blame on manufacturing hurdles over a slow vaccine rollout rather than intellectual property protections placed by the companies. Proponents of doing away with IP rights say more companies in more countries could produce the vaccines, providing broader access in poorer nations that so far have seen few doses. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, whose country is co-leading a push at the World Trade Organisation to exempt COVID-19 vaccines from IP rights, insisted on Friday the jabs were a public good and must be recognised as such .

South africaSouth africanThomas cueniStephane bancelMichelle mcmurry heathCyril ramaphosaCountries vaccine manufacturer networkWorld health organizationBiotechnology innovation organizationInternational federation of pharmaceutical manufacturersWorld trade organisationAfrican president cyril ramaphosaWorld healthInternational federationPharmaceutical manufacturersSai prasad