Korea Health Food Research Institute to Unveil Supplements for Pregnant Women and Children at Food Week Korea 2026
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The Korea Health Food Research Institute announced that it will present supplements for pregnant women and children at 'Food Week Korea 2026.' The event is themed 'AI, Beyond Technology to Become Everyday Life.' The event will feature an exhibition of innovative technologies based on AI, conferences and lectures by domestic and international experts, and networking programs.
At this exhibition, the institute will introduce products centered on supplements that pregnant women and children can take. The institute explained that it approached product development with the standard of "what the family eats." In other words, it aimed for products that family members can take themselves with peace of mind.
Food Week Korea is an event where the latest technologies and products in the food and health sectors can be seen in one place. This year's event will also showcase how AI technology is being applied in the food and health industries. Visitors are expected to see how new technologies connect with everyday life through the exhibition and lectures.
The Korea Health Food Research Institute plans to introduce its products through this event to consumers who care about their family's health. Those interested in supplements for pregnant women and children may want to check the event information in advance.
Sources: 에이빙
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