INDIA: Himalya International invests in functional food
By: just-food.com | 28 October 2009
Indian food group Himalya International plans to invest INR11bn (US$23.2m) to set up a functional food facility to produce almond products, cereal bars and meal replacement bars.
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Indian food group Himalya International plans to invest INR11bn (US$23.2m) to set up a functional food facility to produce almond products, cereal bars and meal replacement bars.
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