Pfizer Makes an Unusual Enemy in $2 Billion Fight Over Unwanted Covid-19 Vaccines

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U.S. pharmaceutical company Pfizer has targeted air traffic control fees from Poland and Romania to recover $2.2 billion (approximately 2.95 trillion won) in unpaid COVID-19 vaccine payments. After the two countries failed to fulfill vaccine purchase agreements signed during the COVID-19 pandemic, Pfizer filed a lawsuit and won; subsequently, the company placed a lien on the air traffic control fees paid by airlines using the two countries' airs…

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Pharmaceutical manufacturer Pfizer is facing debts from the Polish and Romanian governments over Covid-19 vaccines. According to the Wall Street Journal, Pfizer owes the two countries a total of up to $2.2 billion...

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Undelivered Covid-19 vaccines ordered during the pandemic have turned into a debt battle of approximately $2.2 billion between Poland, Romania, and Pfizer. The company has resorted to legal action, even extending to seizures of air traffic revenues from both countries.