Pfizer cuts manufacture time for vaccine production
The drug maker expects to cut the amount of time it takes to make a batch nearly in half.
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Feb 8, 2021, 5:48 PM
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Updated 1,264 days ago
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298ds agoRockland-based Pfizer is ramping up vaccine
production.
The drug maker expects to
cut the amount of time it takes to make a batch nearly in half.
Right now it takes about 110
days.
Pfizer's vice president is calling this 'Project Light Speed.'
As of Saturday, more than 20
million doses of the Pfizer vaccine had been administered nationwide.
