Nestlé Health Science is throwing its weight behind a biotech developing dietary supplements extracted from fresh foods by utilizing ribonucleic acid (RNA) technologies.
Nestlé Backs Biotech Developing Supplements Based On Dietary RNA
Biotech identifying and stabilizing RNA compounds that can be incorporated into dietary supplements will receive mentorship, strategy guidance and technical support from experts at Nestlé Health Science.
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