Poland Appeals €1.3B Pfizer Vaccine Ruling
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Poland contests the decision that it is obliged to pay approximately 1.3 billion euros to Pfizer for COVID-19 vaccines and asks for suspension of enforcement. Article Poland contests the obligation to pay 1.3 billion euros to Pfizer and asks for suspension of enforcement. Romania is in a similar situation appears first in Romania TV.
Poland disputes the decision of EUR 1.3 billion in the dispute with Pfizer. The Warsaw authorities appealed against the judgment in Brussels, refusing to take the remaining 64 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
On Monday, Poland appealed against a decision of a Brussels court requiring it to take approximately 64 million doses of unwanted Covid-19 vaccine and pay the Pfizer company approximately EUR 1.3 billion. Warsaw also called on the judges to suspend the provisional enforcement of the decision during the review of the appeal.
The case concerns 2022. The company sued Poland over unclaimed vaccines and won in a Belgian court of first instance. According to the ruling, Poland must not only collect 64 million doses of the vaccine but also pay the company over PLN 5.5 billion. This amount must also be added to approximately PLN 170 million in legal costs. According to the Ministry of Health, the first-instance court's ruling does not take into account all the relevant fac…
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