Mette Frederiksen vil have en dansk, privatejet vaccinefabrik, der producerer corona-vacciner i 2022. Det Konservative Folkeparti og DF bakker op om forslaget.

Partier tilslutter sig Mette Frederiksens vaccine-forslag. Men det kommer med betingelser

The Jansen (Johnson and Johnson) Covid-19 vaccine is administered to the public at a FEMA run mobile Covid-19 Vaccination clinic at Biddeford High School in Bidderford, Maine on April 26, 2021. - The clinic is jointly run by FEMA and the state of Maine with the help of other federal agencies and the Maine National Guard. The United States has resumed vaccinations with the Johnson & Johnson shot, the third authorised injection, after a brief pause over links to a rare form of clotting. (Photo by Joseph Prezioso / AFP) Foto: Joseph Prezioso/Ritzau Scanpix
The Jansen (Johnson and Johnson) Covid-19 vaccine is administered to the public at a FEMA run mobile Covid-19 Vaccination clinic at Biddeford High School in Bidderford, Maine on April 26, 2021. - The clinic is jointly run by FEMA and the state of Maine with the help of other federal agencies and the Maine National Guard. The United States has resumed vaccinations with the Johnson & Johnson shot, the third authorised injection, after a brief pause over links to a rare form of clotting. (Photo by Joseph Prezioso / AFP) Foto: Joseph Prezioso/Ritzau Scanpix
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Fra næste år skal Danmark producere corona-vacciner på en privatejet vaccinefabrik, fortæller statsminister Mette Frederiksen (S) til TV2 og Børsen.

»På baggrund af den dialog, vi har haft med life science-sektoren over den seneste tid, er det vores vurdering, at der er basis for at etablere produktion i Danmark på kommercielle vilkår«, siger hun til Børsen.

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