Nestle eyes €865m business selling DNA food to seniors

Nestle’s unit in Japan expects a fledgling business that sells nutritional drinks and supplements to aging consumers to grow into a nearly $1bn (€865m) behemoth within a decade, as the food giant becomes the latest to employ genetics to market food.

Nestle eyes €865m business selling DNA food to seniors

By Lisa Du and Maiko Takahashi

Nestle’s unit in Japan expects a fledgling business that sells nutritional drinks and supplements to aging consumers to grow into a nearly $1bn (€865m) behemoth within a decade, as the food giant becomes the latest to employ genetics to market food.

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