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| Mérieux NutriSciences
launches new corporate website.
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Mérieux NutriSciences inaugurates the new Headquarters and Research Center for their Biofortis subsidiary in Saint Herblain, France (Press Release). The following summaries are now available: Impact of anosmic people on sniff tests (Summary) Are performances from different countries comparable in a consumer profile task? (Summary) Relationship between sensory evaluation, consumers liking and instrumental data in the car industry (Summary) Silliker, Biofortis-Provident Clinical Research to Co-sponsor Clinical Trials Workshop for Health-Related Product Claims (Press Release). A new video is available on the NEWSBIOFORTIS's Channel - Murielle Cazaubiel "Data recording in Clinical Trials" (click here to see the video). Are Multicultural Consumers and Sensory Descriptive Profiling Compatible? (click here to see the video). A new video about the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is available (click here to see the video). A new video of Françoise Levacon (Head of Biofortis Research) is available (click here to see the video). Hi-Maize press release featuring Kevin Maki Ph.D (Press Release). |
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