Amyris, Inc. continues to build its fast-growing consumer brands portfolio with the launch of Stripes for (peri)menopausal women and EcoFabulous for Gen Z.
Biotech Amyris: ‘We Have Built The Fastest-Growing Consumer Business In Health, Beauty And Wellness’
Emeryville, CA-based Amyris launches the Stripes menopause care line with actress Naomi Watts, as well as Gen Z-targeted EcoFabulous skin care and cosmetics, acquired last year. The biotech projects its burgeoning Consumer business will grow more than 150% in 2022.
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