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ProBiotix Health Looks To Next Level In Korea’s $450m Probiotics Market

 
• By Tom Gallen

Agreement with Seoul-based health and wellness player TopHealth will see the roll out of ProBiotix' cholesterol-lowering probiotics in South Korea.

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ProBiotix Health has inked a long-term partnership agreement in South Korea with local player TopHealth.

Under the terms of the deal, ProBiotix has granted Seoul’s TopHealth the rights to sell finished consumer products containing the UK-based firm’s probiotics direct to consumers in South Korea.

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