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Symrise introduces health active solutions and concepts at Vitafoods Europe
The company will exhibit at booth D106, showcasing novel health active solutions that support gut health and immunity, healthy ageing and metabolic health
Degradation of vitamins, probiotics and other active ingredients caused by exposure to heat, water and sunlight
Vitamins and probiotics (and other active ingredients) can be substantially affected by exposure to heat, water and/or sunlight
The perfect pair: how vitamins K2 and D3 combine to support health and well-being
Hydrogen and oxygen, Yin and Yang, Batman and Robin; the world is full of iconic duos that combine to become more than the sum of their parts. One relatively unknown yet...
Activ’Inside exhibit premium formulas and ready-for-market nutraceutical solutions at Vitafoods
The company will present premium ingredient solutions that promote joint and skin health
Market-first synbiotic combination to launch at Vitafoods Europe 2024
Clasado Biosciences has revealed that Vitafoods Europe 2024 will see the European debut of its market-first synbiotic offering, developed in partnership with Probi AB
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14–16 May 2024 | Exhibition | Palexpo, Geneva
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