J&J says it is still on track to deliver 24M vaccines next month following contamination issue
The New Brunswick company made headlines this week when 15 million doses had to be thrown out after being contaminated.
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Apr 4, 2021, 9:24 PM
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Updated 1,209 days ago
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298ds agoThe U.S. will continue to vaccinate for COVID-19 with help from New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson.
The New Brunswick company made headlines this week when 15 million doses had to be thrown out after being contaminated.
The company called the batch part of a test run.
J&J says it can make up for the missing vaccines.
The company is working with Emergent BioSolutions, which has a history of citations, as the AP reports.
J&J says it is still on track to deliver 24 million vaccine doses next month.
