DEESIDE, Wales, June 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- May 2025 marked another key milestone for Reacta Healthcare, as the first production run of pharmaceutical grade milk and egg challenge meals commenced. These first orders will be shipped internationally for two clinical trials investigating novel food allergy treatments.
The importance of considering multiple food allergies in both diagnosis and treatment has become increasingly relevant. Amongst those with food allergies 46% of adults and 40% of children have multiple food allergies, making it crucial for healthcare providers to adopt a holistic approach.
The addition of egg and milk challenge meals to the existing peanut products at Reacta Healthcare reflects the prevalence of multiple food allergies. These products are designed to meet the needs of food allergy research and clinical communities, ensuring safety, quality, and efficacy across various allergens. The development of these new standardised allergen products allows for easy expansion of the product portfolio with further allergens.
Full development and manufacture of the new products has been undertaken at Reacta Healthcare's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) licensed site in Deeside, UK. The challenge meals comply with client requirements for allergen identification, standardisation, and cGMP manufacturing. Successful submissions of these dossiers have been made to various health agencies including FDA and EMA on numerous occasions since 2017.
Reacta's challenge meals are suitable for supply to all phases of clinical trials for use in double-blind placebo-controlled oral food challenges. With the addition of 2 more allergens, Reacta is ideally placed to supply various challenge meal combinations to a growing clinical research community seeking an 'antigen agnostic' indication for their respective therapies. The multi-allergen site is now set up to seamlessly develop further allergen challenge meals, hazelnut and cashew prototypes have already been developed.
The company is utilising its internal research and development capabilities to advance food allergy research, diagnosis, and clinical practice.
ABOUT REACTA HEALTHCARE
Reacta Healthcare operates from a MHRA license pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in the UK. Their globally patented challenge meals are used in globally in therapeutic trials for the diagnosis and monitoring of food allergies.
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Reacta Healthcare announces transformation into a facility for multi-allergen manufacturing
Reacta Healthcare announces transformation into a facility for multi-allergen manufacturing
BEIJING, July 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2005, Beijing Review, published by China International Communications Group (CICG) Center for the Americas, established its North America Bureau in New York City, committed to fostering in-depth China-U.S. exchanges and mutual understanding.
Over 20 years, those thumbed-through pages have transformed into hands that join today. We believe that true exchange transcends media platforms, flowing through genuine human connection. Now, we co-author our next chapter.
In July, organized by the 5th China-America Student Conference (ChASC), an initiative of the International Student Conferences (ISC), 25 young Chinese and American delegates will start from Beijing to embark on study tours and dialogues in Xi'an, Suzhou and Shanghai, and will participate in the China-U.S. Future Diplomats Summer Camp in Suzhou.
This is an integral part of the program "Across the Pacific: China-U.S. Youth Dialogue for a Shared Future."
The dialogue is co-hosted by the China International Communications Group Center for the Americas, the International Student Conferences and Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, with support from Xi'an Jiaotong University. It aims to promote China-U.S. people-to-people exchange, enhance mutual understanding among youth from both nations, and consolidate the public support underpinning the China-U.S. friendship.
On July 7, the 25 Chinese and American delegates first engaged in dialogue amidst the rhythms of Taichi.
On July 8, Beijing hosted the launch ceremony of the said event. At the ceremony, delegates jointly performed the Chinese song Beijing Welcomes You and the American classic Sweet Caroline. Following this, two themed panel discussions focused on Educational Cooperation and Future Economy, respectively.
Interview Excerpts
Kurt Tong
Former U.S. Ambassador to APEC, Chair of the Executive Committee of the ISC Board
I think it's important for every international relationship for young people to be involved in learning about the other country with an attitude of respect and curiosity. And that based upon that, they end up building relationships and their own personal understanding, but also the relationships with other people and making those country-to-country relationships stronger, both in the government sense, but also in the private sector sense.
You have your own perspective, but it's also important to understand other perspectives. Having similarly inclined young people talking to each other is a really effective way for learning.
Both China and the United States are important countries with a long history, and this history will continue to be made. So we have history in the past and we have history in the future that we haven't yet been able to see and experience. Young people today will be old people tomorrow. The relationships that they develop, the understanding that they develop of the other society, will be very important in building bridges and making it possible for people to get along and prosper together.
Cecil Kenneth Brooks, Jr.
Master's Candidate in Public Policy, Georgetown University (Washington, D.C.)
Thankfully, with this program, with the China-U.S. Student Conference (ChASC), we have the chance to do both. We can see each place with people who are from the communities. And we can also ask all the questions that we want. So I'm very excited to see the places that many folks don't get to see in China.
Something that we hear a lot in the United States is how it's hard to communicate with Chinese people or maybe how it might be difficult with the language, different, but it was really easy to make friends and to communicate with people and we exchanged information. So I'm looking forward to keeping in touch with a lot of people and building more friendships.
I think having all of us who are, some of us, are maybe just starting school or just starting new jobs, opening the next chapter in our lives. This is really one of the most important times, when we can start to sow the seeds of friendship, as one of the professors said earlier. Having all of this happen to us, right before our next chapters, I think that's something that will give us a lot of energy and confidence to meet people and to bring it all together.
Gina Lynn Egitto
Undergraduate Student in Computer Science, Westchester University of Pennsylvania
I would say "eager." I feel an even stronger need to learn and spend time here. I would say also "charmed." I'm starting to feel very charmed and impressed with the country, and I'm definitely going to have an emotional attachment to China for the rest of my life. And another word could be "invested." It's such a bigger part of my future, especially economically. So I feel that way.
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