Current Members

PPTA members produce approximately 80% of the plasma protein therapies used in the United States today and more than 60% worldwide.

Global Members

Bio Products Laboratory
Biotest
CSL Behring
Grifols
Kedrion SpA
Takeda

European Members

Bio Products Laboratory
Biotest AG
CSL Behring GmbH
Grifols International SA
Kedrion SpA
Takeda

North America Members

ADMA Biologics, Inc.
Bio Products Laboratory
CSL Behring
Emergent BioSolutions
Grifols
Kedrion SpA
Takeda

Source Members

Access Plasma LLC
B Positive Plasma LLC
BioLife Plasma Services LP/(Takeda)
Biotest Pharmaceuticals
Blood and Plasma Research Inc.
BPL Plasma Inc.
Canadian Plasma Resources
Cara Plasma s.r.o
CSL Plasma
Europlasma GmbH
GCAM Inc.
Grifols Plasma
Haema AG
Immunotek Bio Centers LLC
KEDPlasma LLC
Kedrion SpA
Octapharma Plasma
Plasmaspendedienst Graz
PlasmaVita
Prometic Plasma Resources
Ruhr Plasma GmbH
Scantibodies Biologics
Southern Blood Services
UNICAplasma s.r.o

Associate Members

Abbott Laboratories Diagnostic Division
ABO Pharmaceuticals
AOSS Medical Supply
Blood Centers of America (BCA)
Fresenius Kabi
Haemonetics Corporation
Hemasource
Kamada Ltd.
Lychem International Ltd.
Marketing Research Bureau Inc.
National Genetics Institute
Paysign, Inc.
PreviPharma Consulting GmbH
QualTex Laboratories
Roche Diagnostics
Secure Transfusion Services
Therapure Biopharma Inc.
Vizient Inc.
Wirecard North America

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PPTA News

EU Health Commissioner Says Plasma Donation is “More Important Than Ever” +

15 June, 2020 (Brussels) - The Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association (PPTA) welcomes EU Health Commissioner Kyriakides’ recognition of the importance of plasma donation in her observance yesterday of World Blood Donor Day. By noting plasma’s role in the manufacture of plasma-derived medicinal therapies (PDMPs) for people with a range of life-challenging diseases, as well as its potential role in treating people with COVID-19, Commissioner Kyriakides rightly notes that “donating plasma is therefore now more important than ever.”
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New Edition of EDQM Blood Guide Risks Decreasing European Plasma Collection +

28 May 2020 (Brussels) - The Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association (PPTA) is concerned about the recommendations contained in 20th version of Blood Guide of The European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines (EDQM) which aims to harmonise standards and recommendations on blood collection, preparation, and the use of blood and blood components. This Guide, if applied, will have a negative impact on the availability of plasma to develop Plasma-Derived Medicinal Products (PDMPs) for European patients as it fails to distinguish between requirements for transfusable blood components and plasma for manufacturing, especially concerning donor deferrals.
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Wall Street Journal: Letter to the Editor +

Dear Editor,

The article published May 3, “Researchers Explore Using Common Blood-Plasma Treatment to Fight Coronavirus,” calls necessary attention to the importance of intravenous immunoglobulin, IVIG, as a lifesaving therapy for people living with a range of serious, genetic, and chronic conditions. Increased use of IVIG as an untested treatment against COVID-19 risks limiting its availability for those patients whose lives rely on regular access to it. For many of these conditions, IVIG remains the only known treatment.
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PPTA Encourages Plasma Donation +

President Trump made an appeal for plasma donation a few days ago and is echoing what people with serious, genetic, life-threatening diseases already know —plasma donors save lives! Most people had not given much thought to plasma before the recent COVID-19 pandemic. Now, they are learning that plasma from a patient who has recovered from COVID-19 could be used to make therapies to treat others who are sick with the disease and could eventually be used to safeguard health care workers.
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