05.17.22
Sabinsa Japan recently participated in an event commemorating the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Japan at the Indian Embassy in Tokyo, Japan. As part of the anniversary celebrations, the embassy celebrated science week from April 25-28, with the participation of various scientists, researchers, and students.
April 26 was designated as “Ayurveda Day” and Sabinsa Japan, the marketing, sales, warehousing, and distribution arm of Sami-Sabinsa Group for nutraceutical and cosmeceutical products in Japan, was invited to participate.
Yoshiaki Adachi, Sabinsa’s technical staff in Japan, gave a presentation on Sabinsa’s key ingredients inspired by Ayurveda and expanded upon through modern scientific research, including Curcumin C3 Complex, Bacopin, Sabroxy, and Saberry, with ingredient samples and various finished products offered. The seminar attracted attendees, including journalists, and the Japan Times published an interview with Sabinsa founder and chairman Dr. Muhammed Majeed, covering the company’s history, patents, and philanthropic efforts through the Dr. Majeed Foundation. Sabinsa also donated a complete set of books published by Majeed for the embassy’s library.
“We were pleased and honored to be part of the event marking the long relationship between India and Japan,” Majeed said. “Japan is an important market for Sabinsa, and we greatly esteem our clients and colleagues in the country.”
April 26 was designated as “Ayurveda Day” and Sabinsa Japan, the marketing, sales, warehousing, and distribution arm of Sami-Sabinsa Group for nutraceutical and cosmeceutical products in Japan, was invited to participate.
Yoshiaki Adachi, Sabinsa’s technical staff in Japan, gave a presentation on Sabinsa’s key ingredients inspired by Ayurveda and expanded upon through modern scientific research, including Curcumin C3 Complex, Bacopin, Sabroxy, and Saberry, with ingredient samples and various finished products offered. The seminar attracted attendees, including journalists, and the Japan Times published an interview with Sabinsa founder and chairman Dr. Muhammed Majeed, covering the company’s history, patents, and philanthropic efforts through the Dr. Majeed Foundation. Sabinsa also donated a complete set of books published by Majeed for the embassy’s library.
“We were pleased and honored to be part of the event marking the long relationship between India and Japan,” Majeed said. “Japan is an important market for Sabinsa, and we greatly esteem our clients and colleagues in the country.”
