Germany's Salus Partners With Gaia Herbs In US

German herbal specialist Salus has entered into an exclusive distribution deal with Gaia Herbs for the US market.

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German herbal products manufacturer Salus Haus GmbH & Co. KG has signed up Brevard, NC-based Gaia Herbs to be its exclusive distributor for the US market.

Under the terms of the deal, Gaia Herbs will distribute in its domestic market Salus’ Floradix-branded line of herbals and...

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