ECO Animal Health Group receives marketing authorisation from European Medicines Agency

AIVLOSIN IN PIGS

ECO Animal Health Group plc(LON:ECO) has announced that, as anticipated, a marketing authorisation has been received from the European Medicines Agency for the use of Aivlosin® 625 mg/g Water Soluble Granules for the treatment and metaphylaxis (disease control) of Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae in pigs.  

The Group had previously announced a positive opinion on 22nd May 2020 with the marketing authorisation expected within two months.

Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae is the most common primary pathogen in pig respiratory disease and is a key instigator of secondary bacterial and viral pathogens. The EU market accounts for approximately 15 per cent of the world’s swine market.

Aivlosin®, ECO’s patented antimicrobial, is used under veterinary prescription for the treatment of a variety of economically important respiratory and enteric (gut) diseases in poultry and pigs.

Marc Loomes, ECO Animal Health Group CEO, commented: “We are very pleased that this marketing authorisation has been received after only one month and we look forward to offering Aivlosin® for the treatment of Mycoplasma infections in this important market. This further approval underlines the value of Aivlosin® for the safe and highly effective treatment of a range of diseases and infections.”

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