Two moms whose daughters died from extreme allergic reactions are calling for a nationwide “allergy tsar”.

Tanya Ednan-Laperouse and Emma Turay instructed Health Secretary Steve Barclay that the women’ deaths “were entirely preventable” .

In a letter to the minister, they urged the Government to nominate “a champion for people with allergies”.

They stated that regardless of warnings from coroners a “lack of national leadership” over the problem risked lives.

They instructed Mr Barclay earlier Health Secretaries had ignored their plea for an allergy tsar, including: “We have come together for change so our tragedies never happen again.”

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Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, 15, from Fulham, West London, died in July 2016 following a extreme allergic response to a Pret A Manger baguette containing sesame. After her loss of life, all meals retailers had been instructed to supply a full substances listing and allergy labelling on gadgets pre-packed for direct sale.

Shante Turay-Thomas, 18, died after consuming a hazelnut. A coroner put a part of the blame on the very fact an ambulance took greater than 40 minutes to succeed in her house in Wood Green, North London. The moms stated an allergy tsar was very important as “no single person has overall responsibility for the well-being of allergy sufferers. There are no clear lines of accountability”.

The letter added: “Lack of leadership has been raised time and again by coroners. It was raised at the inquest of my daughter, Shante. The coroner stated: ‘There is a risk deaths will occur unless action is taken’.”

They need the tsar to push for extra allergy clinics and to make sure victims get correct assist and joined-up care.

The new chief must also guarantee all acute anaphylaxis circumstances are handled as class 1 incidents (probably the most pressing) by ambulance crews. The letter stated the “number living with allergic disease is mushrooming”.

The name for an allergy tsar is supported by the National Allergy Strategy Group and charities Allergy UK and Anaphylaxis UK.

The Government stated: “We have taken action by introducing a legal requirement to display full ingredient and allergen information.

“Leadership on food allergies is provided by the clinical reference group for specialised allergy and immunology services.”

Today MPs will debate two petitions regarding meals labelling and look after individuals with allergic reactions.