Kirin to buy Australian health food firm Blackmores

Kirin to buy Australian health food firm Blackmores

Kirin Holdings Co. senior executive officer Takeshi Minakata holds a press conference in Tokyo on April 27, 2023, announcing plans to purchase Australian health food company Blackmores Ltd. and expand into health-related business in the fast-growing Asia and Oceania markets.

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