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Nissan Chemical Achieves World-First Development of Composite Cellulose–Talc Cosmetics Ingredient

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Nissan Chemical Corp. (TYO:4021) has developed the world’s first cosmetics ingredient made of composite particles of cellulose and talc. Blended…...

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