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Herbalife India Launches Phyto Innovation Accelerator with IIT Madras to Advance India's Plant Biotechnology Ecosystem

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PRNewswire Chennai Tamil Nadu India October 15 Herbalife International India Pvt Ltd and the Indian Institute of Technology Madras IIT Madras launched the HerbalifeIIT Madras Phyto Innovation Accelerator Programme an industry-academia initiative to translate plant biotechnology research into scalable solutions for health wellness and sustainable biomanufacturing Shri Pralhad Joshi Union Minister of Education…

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