Medicago to cease operations in Quebec, scuttling COVID-19 vaccine production plans
for use by Health Canada in February of last year. The vaccine also marked the world’s first ever plant-based jab authorized for human use and was also the first Canadian vaccine of any kind to be approved in over 20 years.by the World Health Organization because of Medicago’s ties to tobacco giant Philip Morris, which owned a one-third stake in the company. Philip Morris cut ties with Medicago in December.
Mitsubishi Chemical Group communications director Osamu Shimizu said in an email to Global News that development of the Covifenz vaccine will be discontinued entirely. Laurie Bouchard, spokesperson for Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry François-Philippe Champagne said the government is “disappointed” to learn of Mitsubishi’s decision.
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