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|Articles|October 23, 2012
SupplySide West Sneak Peek: Pharmachem Possibilities
At SupplySide West, attendees will be introduced to Pharmachem’s new Improve USA Aloe Division.
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At SupplySide West, attendees will be introduced to Pharmachem’s new Improve USA Aloe Division, which processes a full line of Aloe vera products for the herbal, dietary supplement, nutritional, cosmetic, and personal care markets. Formulators and brand marketers will also be able to learn all about the company’s two new specialty ingredients: Prenulin Natural Glucose Control and Pomanox Natural Pomegranate Extract. Pharmachem will host a VendorBrief presentation titled "Cranberry: A Powerful Weapon for Urinary Tract Health" by Dr. Amy Howell of Rutgers University on Wednesday, November 7, at 11:30 A.M. at Booth #15075.
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