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Partnerships To Achieve Herd Immunity

Louis-Georges Lassonnery, Chief Executive, Zuellig Pharma Malaysia and Brunei

05-Apr-21 08:00

Partnerships To Achieve Herd Immunity

Zuellig Pharma is the largest vaccine distributor in Malaysia and Asia. With Malaysia ramping up the vaccine rollout, what role does Zuellig play, and are private-public partnerships the solution to achieving herd immunity? We speak to Louis-Georges Lassonnery, Chief Executive of Zuellig Pharma Malaysia and Brunei to find out whilst diving into the the business model.

Image Credit: Zuellig Pharma

Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning


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