Blue carbon power: South Korea's PhytoCo drilling down into health and sustainability with government backing

By Pearly Neo

02-May-2023 - Last updated on 02-May-2023 at 01:09 GMT

South Korean healthy foods firm PhytoCo has tweaked its marketing strategy to focus on both rising health and sustainability demands from consumers with marked results, having recently secured recognition from the national government as a provider of viable sustainable food products.

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