Japan’s Ajinomoto develops Jino

Published: 26-Mar-2014
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A new range of cosmetics is gradually being introduced by Ajinomoto Corp

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A new range of cosmetics is gradually being introduced by Ajinomoto Corp, one of Japan’s largest and oldest food processing and chemical companies. The development has been made possible by many years of research into the uses of amino acids, a core technology the company applies in its food businesses.

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