EU vaccine rules may disrupt global supply, including to allies

The new export rules comes as the health outlook has dramatically worsened in Europe, with many of the biggest countries including Germany and France announcing new lockdowns.
Photo: Andreas Solaro/AFP / AFP
Photo: Andreas Solaro/AFP / AFP
By Alberto Nardelli and Viktoria Dendrinou, Bloomberg

The European Union’s closest neighbors, including countries in the Balkans and those that have special trading relationships with the bloc like Norway and Switzerland, will need authorization to import Covid vaccines from the EU under a proposal to be unveiled on Wednesday.

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