(FINANCIAL TIMES) Across the United States, vast "freezer farms" are popping up - warehouses containing row after row of ultra-cold storage equipment designed to house a vaccine against Covid-19 when one is approved.
These warehouses are the most visible sign of a new supply chain set up in just a few months as public officials and private companies prepare for the imminent arrival of one or more potentially world-changing drugs, at least one of which will have to be stored at temperatures colder than an Arctic winter.
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