
A new company is responsible for Japanese promotional activities for Actair, Stallergenes Greer’s sublingual immunotherapy tablet for the treatment of patients suffering from house dust mite induced allergic rhinitis.
After ending the license agreement established in 2010 with Japanese drugmaker Shionogi (TYO: 4507), which had been responsible for developing, registering, and commercialising Actair in Japan, Stallergenes Greer has appointed Ceolia as its new promotional partner in the country, as of this week.
Also based in Japan, Ceolia was established in 2010 as a joint venture of ASKA Pharmaceutical (TYO: 4886) and Senju Pharmaceutical. It is dedicated to serving all healthcare needs in the otolaryngology field.
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