Vaccine Manufacturing Journey

Rows of palm trees surround the Serum Institute of India, the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, which began from humble origins as a horse farm. After a horse's tragic death due to a lack of anti-snake venom serum, the idea to produce it locally sparked the company's foundation. Today, they specialize in low-cost vaccines, producing vital immunizations for children globally, including a rapid response to COVID-19 with a new viral vector vaccine.