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Polygiene eyes impact on South Korean yoga market

17/10/2017

Odour control technology provider Polygiene has announced a partnership with South Korean women’s activewear company Andar, which supplies clothing for practitioners of activities like yoga, pilates and zumba.  The company will use Polygiene’s permanent odour control technology in its products from Autumn 2017. Polygiene explained that the yoga...

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