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Oterra picks Brenntag Nutrition as exclusive distribution partner in Australia

Meeting the growing demand for natural and clean-label ingredients Brenntag, the global market leader in chemicals and ingredients distribution, has announced the expansion of the distribution agreement with Oterra to include Australia, in addition to Bangladesh, India, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Oterra is the world’s leading supplier of natural food[Read More…]

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Bioweg and Ginkgo Bioworks to combat microplastic pollution with bio-based materials

Green alternatives to synthetic polymers being developed Bioweg, an innovative ‘Bio-innovation to Business’ German producer of highly functional and customizable bio-based materials, has partnered with Ginkgo Bioworks to announce a collaboration for optimising the production of bacterial cellulose and produce novel variants with improved performance to serve a variety of[Read More…]

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Farmmi receives multi-product order form North America

North America continues to be one of the world’s largest markets for fungi and represents one of Farmmi’s biggest growth opportunities outside of China Farmmi, Inc. an agricultural products supplier in China, announced that one of its long-term customers placed a multi-product order for dried Shiitake mushrooms and black Mu Er mushrooms. The order will ship for[Read More…]

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Korea Ginseng Corp introduces KORESELECT product line in the U.S. market

KORESELECT products are made from six-year-grown Korean Red Ginseng and may promote blood circulation, boost stamina and support immunity. These products may also bolster cognitive function, support skin health and reduce inflammation. The KORESELECT product 5 line includes: Immune, Energy, Wellness, Balance and Stamina Korea Ginseng Corporation (KGC), the world’s[Read More…]

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Asahi Beverages buying locally grown raspberries to support Tasmanian farmers

“This deal will enable us to plant more fruit, employ more people and give greater security and certainty to those Tasmanians we already employ,’’ Mr Clark said. Asahi  Beverages  has  taken  a  major  decision  to  support  Tasmanian  farmers by  buying 50,000  kilograms  of  locally  grown  raspberries  each  year  and  stopping [Read More…]

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