Insight into vaccine logistics (PFIZER / BIONTECH) 

At the turn of the year, the first deliveries of the COVID-19 Corona vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech arrived in Germany, Italy and France. They were loaded using STILL electric forklift trucks.
Immediately after approval by the European Commission, shipments began. The transport logistics of shipping the first doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine went smoothly.
Shortly after Christmas, the deliveries arrived in Germany, Italy and France. They were dispatched from Pfizer's vaccine factory in Puurs, Belgium (near Antwerp) and transported to secret national warehouses.
After being stored at the factory in ultra-low temperature refrigerated units the carefully packed vaccine vials were transferred to insulated transport boxes, which were filled with dry ice. STILL electric forklift trucks then quickly loaded the frozen boxes into special refrigerated trucks. The video below provides a visual insight into the logistics behind the vaccine shipment.