Indena wins Varro E Tyler award

Published: 9-Mar-2009

Ingredients supplier Indena has been recognised for its commitment to herbal medicine by the American Botancial Council (ABC), winning the 2009 Varro E Tyler Commercial Investment in Phytochemical Research award.


Ingredients supplier Indena has been recognised for its commitment to herbal medicine by the American Botancial Council (ABC), winning the 2009 Varro E Tyler Commercial Investment in Phytochemical Research award.

The award was in recognition of Indena’s efforts in botanical ingredients research and the herbal medicine movement.

“We’re very pleased to receive this award from ABC,” commented Chrisitan Artaira, Indena marketing director and head of functional food development. “Indena has always placed research and development as a priority and will continue this commitment for the industry betterment.”

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