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Turning the spotlight on regional Asian trends
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FoodNavigator-Asia spoke to suppliers at the recent Vitafoods show in Geneva about launching new foods and supplements on the Asian market. What are the main challenges? And where are the most promising opportunities? Published: 22-Aug-2011 |
Indian middle class seeks combo of Ayurvedic and modern supplements
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Jeff HiltonThe Indian supplements market is ‘ripe’, according to Jeff Hilton of Integrated Marketing Group, who has been conducting research in advance of a new launch later this year of a product line that combines the Ayurvedic tradition with modern ingredients. Published: 26-May-2011 |
Vitafoods expansion offers broad regional promise
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Chris LeeEvent director - VitafoodsAt Vitafoods Europe 2011, Jess Halliday caught up with event director Chris Lee to talk about the show’s ambitious expansion plans into Asia and South America. Published: 19-May-2011 |
Let's get this show on the road! Why Asia makes sense for Vitafoods
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Chris LeeEvent director - VitafoodsVitafoods event director Chris Lee explains the massive opportunity that awaits Vitafoods Asia exhibitors in Hong Kong in 2011, and hints at further new locations in the future. Published: 25-May-2010 |
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