Vietnamese firm launches nutrition research institute in Sweden
The Vietnam Nutrition Food JSC (NutiFood) launched its Nutifood Nutrition Research Institute in Sweden (NNRIS) during a ceremony in HCM City on April 14.
HCM City(VNA) – The Vietnam Nutrition Food JSC (NutiFood) launched its NutiFoodNutrition Research Institute in Sweden (NNRIS) during a ceremony in HCM City onApril 14.
On the occasion, italso inked a communication agreement with the Ministry of Health (MoH) andstrategic cooperation deals with seven medical associations and fiveuniversities.
NutiFood Chairman TranThanh Hai said through the activities, the company hopes to work with leadingscientists and nutritionists of the world and apply European high standardsolutions nutrified to be compatible with physical conditions of Vietnamese people,in a bid to maximise their stature and intelligence.
He added that thenutrition research institute groups more than 50 leading experts in Vietnam andEurope and partners with major firms across the world like BASF of Germany, DuPontof the US, and DSM of Switzerland, along with Vietnamese medical associationsand universities.
Deputy Minister ofHealth Do Xuan Tuyen said that the MoH and NutiFood have joined hands in aprogramme to raise awareness of a fight against overweight and obesity amongVietnamese children for 2021-23./.
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At the launch ceremony (Photo: VNA) 
