NorVap says it has been unable to sell devices it created in response to Hancock’s ‘ventilator challenge’
A small medical ventilator firm has hit out at the apparent special treatment given to the engineering firm Dyson on tax, after it was left unable to sell more than 100 devices built at the request of the health secretary, Matt Hancock.
The Lancashire-based NorVap started building ventilators at the onset of the Covid pandemic in mid-March 2020 after the government called on British industry to join a “ventilator challenge” to help the NHS treat a flood of Covid-19 patients.
