South Africa's Aspen Pharmacare may be forced to shut down its production of Johnson & Johnson's single-dose COVID-19 vaccines if African countries do not place orders. According to a company executive, Aspen Pharmacare has not received any orders since the company signed initial terms for a licensing deal with Johnson & Johnson late last year.
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