Unilever Says Findings On Microbiome-Boosting Lipid Technology Will Fuel Product Innovation
Executive Summary
Unilever’s research partnerships are paying off, yielding microbiome findings that are accelerating the firm’s innovation pipeline, with new products envisioned for treating scalp, underarms and oral health in addition to skin, the firm says.
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