Which organization should the vaccine marketing license holder distribute the vaccine to according to the purchase contract?

According to the responsibility of the vaccine marketing license holder, it is necessary to distribute the vaccine to the government health department or other relevant public health institutions in accordance with the purchase contract.

This distribution process is very important because it ensures that the vaccine can reach the people who need to be vaccinated in time. Vaccine marketing license holders need to abide by a series of laws and procedures when distributing vaccines. They need to ensure the quality and safety of the vaccine. This includes ensuring that the vaccine is not polluted and damaged in the distribution process, and ensuring the effectiveness of the cold chain transportation system to keep the temperature of the vaccine stable.

Vaccine marketing license holders also need to abide by the delivery time agreement. They must deliver the vaccine to the designated institution according to the time node stipulated in the contract to ensure that the vaccine can be provided to the people who need to be vaccinated on time. This requires accurate logistics management and coordination to avoid delayed or wrong delivery. In addition, vaccine marketing license holders should also provide relevant documents and records to track and verify the compliance of the distribution process.

Importance of vaccination

Vaccination can prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Many infectious diseases, such as measles, influenza and pneumonia, are spread by air droplets or direct contact. Vaccines can activate the human immune system and produce antibodies against specific pathogens. These antibodies can recognize and destroy pathogens, thus preventing diseases from spreading among people. Through extensive vaccination, people's immunity can be established, so as to control and eliminate diseases.

Vaccination can protect vulnerable groups. People like babies, young children and the elderly are usually more susceptible to infectious diseases because their immune systems may not be strong enough. By vaccination, we can help these people build an immune barrier and reduce their risk of contracting diseases. This is very important to protect the life and health of children and the elderly, and also helps to reduce the burden of medical resources.