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Ceres Pharma Enhances Supplements Portfolio With Deals In Belgium And Romania

 
• By Tom Gallen

Consumer health player Ceres will grow its European dietary supplements offering with the acquisitions of Belgium's Labophar and Romania's Dacia Plant.

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Belgium’s Ceres Pharma has expanded its business at home and abroad with two separate acquisitions to grow its dietary supplements portfolio.

First, the company has struck a deal to acquire 100% of the shares of Labophar from owner Dovesco for an undisclosed sum

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