Nestlé Plans Push into Functional Foods, But FTC and FDA Are Cracking Down


Published On: September 28th, 2010

Nestlé is investing in functional foods at the same time that U.S. and European authorities are applying more skepticism to health claims.

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Nestlé Plans Push into Functional Foods, But FTC and FDA Are Cracking Down

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