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WHAT KIND OF EXCUSE IS THIS FOR NOT SUPPLYING ENOUGH VACCINES TO THE EU?
The EU signed their contract after the UK, and so there is a contract then?,
and if it said they would supply 1 million vaccines then they cannot come and then say the UK was first to sigh their contract and so the EU do not get 50 million vaccines they ordered.
so if i order 20 items and then only receive 6 the company supplying the items can say your order was 10th in the queue and we only had items to supply to 9 in the queue , so ,be warned then in future that you might not receive your order although i order online shopping from a super market and it says that if they do not have a product then a replacement will be supplied to me.
yes , i am going to shop in a shop after this and reopen the Debenhams stores etc.
i want to get hold of the product and not have a message telling me that they cannot supply my products.
Lets all give up online shopping.
4 Answers
- Anonymous2 months ago
If you read the contract it says only that they will use their best endeavours - that is no guarantee of performance.
- 2 months ago
The contract the UK had with AstraZeneca was for a fixed amount in a set time frame (& these are currently running behind). The EU contract was for AstraZeneca's "best efforts" production levels permitting, the delay in the EU signing the contract has left little time for setting up expanded production facilities. At the time of writing the EU has still not confirmed the AZ vaccine will be approved for use; this is not conducive to the company reserving large amounts of their product for possible delivery when they can use it to fulfil prior contracts.
The EU Commission has screwed up here and is desperately looking for someone else to blame. Some individual EU states (Germany, Netherlands, Italy & France) were well into negotiations with AZ when the Commission insisted it should be negotiating on behalf of all EU states; the contracts the individual states had already negotiated were dropped in favour of starting an EU-wide deal negotiation.
Following all that it's not surprising AZ have concentrated on fulfilling confirmed contracts rather than flaky yes/no/maybe deals.
- Anonymous2 months ago
Quieten yourself child.
