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Express carriers have an edge in delivering Pfizer COVID vaccine

Caryn Livingston & Charles Kauffman by Caryn Livingston & Charles Kauffman
November 10, 2020
in Carriers, Express, Specialty Cargo
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With cargo capacity under pressure for combination carriers and ACMI operators, the large networks of express carriers like UPS, FedEx and DHL make the companies likely candidates to transport early shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine announced this week by the U.S.-based pharmaceutical company Pfizer in partnership with German biotechnology company BioNTech SE. Multiple operators and […]

 

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