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Abbott, GSK, And Heinz Vying Again For Indian Wockhardt's Nutrition Brands

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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MUMBAI - An interesting bidding battle is said to be brewing for Wockhardt's nutrition products business, which includes well-known consumer brands like health supplement Protinex and pediatric nutrition brands like Farex, Dexolac and Nusobee

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