Bayer Consumer Health may have endured a slow start to the year but will turn it around in the second half, according to president Julio Triana.
Bayer Consumer Health On Track Despite Slow Start
Bayer Consumer Health is focused on driving up consumption, particularly in the US, following a slow start to 2024. New president Julio Triana says he feels confident for the remainder of the year with the business in good shape.
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