The trial between the typical of the American large Pharma and Poland is taking place before the court in Brussels, on the breach of contract to order COVID-19 vaccines. In 2022 by the decision of then Minister of wellness Adam Niedzielski, Poland refused to pay PLN 6 billion for the transportation of vaccines, citing the argument "force majeure" concerning the engagement of our country in helping Ukraine.
The Pfizer-Poland process begins on 21 January 2026 before the court of first instance in Brussels. The case concerns events of 12 April 2022 erstwhile the Republic of Poland informed Pfizer Inc. and the EU Commissioner for wellness and Food Safety that it would not accept the supply of 60 million vaccines.
In this way the agreement of May 2021 was broken erstwhile Poland, together with another European countries, signed an agreement to receive a certain number of vaccines. Pfizer demands that our state pay almost PLN 6 billion. It is worth mentioning that the vaccines ordered were not produced at the time the contract was terminated.
Commentators foretell 3 conflict ending scenarios. In the first Belgian court will respond to the arguments of Poland, that is, the action under the influence of “a higher force” (war in Ukraine) and the fact that the wellness threat was already negligible at the time, a large part of the already purchased preparations was overutilized, so there was no request to order additional doses.
In the second scenario, the case will end in any form of settlement with large Pharma's typical and the withdrawal of part of the sum. In the 3rd case, the Brussels court will regulation in favour of Pfizer, forcing Poland to pay the outstanding amount.
Source: marketzdrowia.pl
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