Pantheryx acquires Bayer’s TruBiotics in effort to accelerate probiotic category Colostrum-based nutrition and biotechnology company Pantheryx has announced that it has acquired probiotic brand TruBiotics and its trademarks from Bayer HealthCare.
The TruBiotics brand will join PanTheryx’s current lineup and ingredient offerings, including Life’s First Naturals, dairy colostrum, and prebiotics. The company said the new addition encompasses a full spectrum of supplements that support digestive and immune health at all stages of life.
“The acquisition of TruBiotics is consistent with our strategy to accelerate growth through acquisitions of synergistic brands in fast-growing strategic categories,” said Wes Parris, president and CEO of PanTheryx.
Beryl Chernov Named National Executive Director OF THE ISRAEL CANCER RESEARCH FUND (ICRF)
Beryl Chernov Named National Executive Director OF THE ISRAEL CANCER RESEARCH FUND (ICRF)
Chernov has held the position of Executive Director of Park Avenue Synagogue in New York City for 19 years.
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(February 17, 2021, JNS Wire) The Israel Cancer Research Fund (ICRF) is pleased to announce the appointment of Beryl Chernov to National Executive Director, effective July 1, 2021. He will succeed Mark Israel, MD, who will be retiring after three years of exemplary service with the organization.
Chernov will be joining ICRF from the Park Avenue Synagogue, the largest Conservative synagogue in New York City, where he served as Executive Director for 19 years. Overseeing an annual budget of $19 million, he was responsible for development, as well as membership cultivation, technology, and operations.
The Power Balance Is Shifting in Londonâs Commercial Real Estate
An extended winter lockdown has shaken the usual arrangement between landlords and tenants ahead of a government review of leasing legislation.
Soho is typically a bustling neighborhood in central London, but many restaurants and other businesses have gone out of business in the pandemic, leaving landlords with no income.Credit.Suzie Howell for The New York Times
Feb. 9, 2021
LONDON â For years, landlords have had the upper hand in Londonâs real estate market, pushing up rents as businesses clamored for prime locations near offices, tourism hot spots and transport hubs and as the cityâs population grew and grew. Restaurants were often locked into leases with clauses that allowed the rent to only go up. Retailers faced increasingly exorbitant rents.
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