Tag: strategic partnership
Epsilon Healthcare receives maiden order under its strategic partnership with The Valens Company
Australia-based healthcare and pharmaceuticals company Epsilon Healthcare has announced the first orders under its exclusive strategic partnership with The Valens Company, which was announced...
Bubs product range to be sold in Chemist Warehouse pharmacies nationally
Bubs Australia's products will be sold in Chemist Warehouse pharmacies throughout Australia under a four-year strategic alliance commencing 1 June 2019.
Chemist Warehouse, Australia's largest...
PUF Ventures partners with MYM Nutraceuticals to deliver Australia’s largest medical cannabis facility
PUF Ventures has entered into a strategic partnership with emerging cannabis grower MYM Nutraceuticals for the construction of a 1 million-square-foot facility that will...
Stratasys expands partnership with Desktop Metal Extend to speed up adoption of metal additive...
3D printing giant Stratasys has expanded its strategic partnership with Burlington-based startup Desktop Metal to accelerate accessibility and adoption of metal additive manufacturing.
Stratasys said...
Australia’s Solar D Sunscreen targets global expansion with multimillion partnership agreement
Australia's Solar D Sunscreen and US-based supply chain and distribution company KW International have announced a new exclusive strategic partnership to introduce Solar D's...
Freedom Foods inks strategic partnership with leading Chinese distributor
Freedom Foods Group Limited has announced a strategic partnership agreement with Pinlive Foods, one of China’s most respected and leading imported food and beverage...
GE offloads its Appliances business to Qingdao Haier for $5.4bn
GE has announced the signing of a definite agreement to sell its Appliances business to Qingdao Haier for $5.4 billion.
GE said the transaction has...
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