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Vaccine makers bet global demand, boosters will drive growth next year

Domestic demand had fallen after cases began to decline. Omicron surge may reverse the trend

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A ground staff walks past a container kept at the Cargo Terminal 2 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport File Photo: Reuters

Sohini Das Mumbai
Global demand for Covid-19 vaccines as well as for booster shots will drive the growth of the Indian vaccine industry in 2022, said insiders. Work on new-generation vaccines has also begun.

Only 48 per cent of people worldwide have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19. According to ourworldindata.org, only 1.24 per cent of people in African countries such as Ethiopia had been fully covered with two vaccine shots as of December 23.

A senior Bharat Biotech official said a certain demographic in India would always go out and get vaccinated if there is a fear of disease. “Similarly, another set of people may

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