Alveo and Royal GD Partner for Rapid Animal Diagnostics

Alveo and Royal GD Partner for Rapid Animal Diagnostics

Alveo Technologies and Royal GD have announced a long-term partnership to expand rapid molecular diagnostics for animal health, starting with the Alveo Sense Poultry Avian Influenza test.

Alveo Technologies and Royal GD have announced a long-term partnership to expand their joint offerings in rapid molecular diagnostics for animal health, announced in a press release. Their first co-developed product, the Alveo Sense™ Poultry Avian Influenza test, was introduced in the EU in late 2024 and is now expanding into the Middle East and Northern African markets.

The partnership aims to meet the growing demand for rapid, portable diagnostics by focusing on the co-development and distribution of products across multiple species, including poultry, cattle, swine, and equine. Royal GD will serve as a development and global distribution partner for the Alveo Sense Poultry Avian Influenza test, which has already been validated for the Middle East market.

The Alveo Sense test detects and differentiates between Avian Influenza Type A, H5, and H7 or H9 with over 99% specificity and 98.3% sensitivity for H5. It provides results in under 45 minutes using cloacal and oropharyngeal samples, with data uploaded to the cloud for real-time insights into viral outbreaks.

This partnership addresses critical needs in animal health by providing rapid diagnostics that eliminate lab bottlenecks and offer near real-time data to stakeholders, enhancing disease control measures and food supply safety.

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