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September 19th, 2006

Nanotechnology conference predicts boom for food sector

Abstract:
The second annual Nano4Food Conference gets underway October 12th-13th. Consulting company Cientifica estimates that the value of nanotechnologies applied to the food industry reached $410m in 2006.

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