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Abbott and BIG CARiNG Group Launch Nationwide Influenza Awareness Program to Strengthen Public Health Response Through Early Intervention

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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Abbott, a global healthcare leader, and BIG CARiNG Group (BCG), one of Malaysia’s largest retail pharmacies, announced a strategic three-year collaboration to promote influenza awareness across Malaysia. The Influenza Awareness Program, running from 2025 to 2027, is designed to elevate public understanding of influenza and encourage proactive health management.

This nationwide initiative reflects a shared commitment to improving community health outcomes through education, engagement, and accessible healthcare information. Through a phased rollout across urban and rural areas, the initiative will include:

  • Health Day influenza awareness sessions: Public events on-ground and through digital channels to educate Malaysians on influenza prevention and care.
  • Corporate health outreach: Workplace wellness programs featuring health talks and screenings in collaboration with corporate partners.
  • Travel fairs: On-site booths and consultations to inform travelers about flu risks and protective measures.
  • School and university health awareness days: Interactive sessions tailored for youth to foster early awareness and healthy habits.

Influenza remains a pressing public health issue in Malaysia, often under-reported due to its similarity to common respiratory infections and often mistaken for the common cold. Unlike the common cold however, influenza can lead to serious complications like pneumonia or worsening of existing chronic health conditions.

In 2024, over 30,000 cases were reported in Malaysia including 17 influenza-related deaths.[1] Vulnerable groups–including senior citizens, children under two, pregnant women, and individuals with chronic illnesses–face heightened risks of severe illness.2

The World Health Organization (WHO) continues to advocate for annual influenza vaccination as a key strategy to reduce illness and death caused by the flu, particularly among high-risk groups.[2] In support of this, Malaysia’s Ministry of Health has expanded its national vaccination program to offer free influenza vaccines to seniors aged 60 and above with comorbidities at selected government facilities.[3]

Mr. Kwa Kheng Hoe, general manager of Abbott’s medicines business in Malaysia, said, “Influenza is more than just a seasonal illness—it can disrupt lives, families, and communities. Through this collaboration with BCG, we’re empowering Malaysians to take simple, preventive steps that can make a big difference. Our goal is to help individuals with the knowledge they need to protect themselves and their families from influenza. Together, we’re working to reduce the burden of influenza and build a healthier, more informed community.”

Mr. Loo Jooi Leng, Head of Sustainability of BIG CARiNG Group, shared, “As a leading retail pharmacy across Malaysia, we see firsthand how health awareness can transform lives. This partnership with Abbott goes beyond education; it’s about reaching people where they are and helping them to stay healthy. Through our joint efforts in influenza prevention, and with the support from our strategic partners, we reaffirm our mission to make healthcare more accessible and empower Malaysians to take charge of their well-being.”

Shore up your body’s defenses

Unlike the common cold, symptoms of influenza typically appear suddenly and can range from mild to severe. Symptoms include feeling feverish/chills, cough, sore throat, runny/stuffy nose, muscle/body aches, headaches and fatigue.[4]

Here are five expert-backed tips to protect Malaysians against the flu:[5],[6]

  1. Get vaccinated annually
    The most effective way to prevent influenza is through yearly vaccination, administered by a medical doctor. Immunity wanes over time, and flu strains evolve, making annual shots essential.
  2. Practice good hygiene
    Wash hands regularly with soap and water or use alcohol-based hand sanitizers. This simple habit helps eliminate flu viruses from surfaces and skin.
  3. Cover coughs and sneezes
    Use tissues or your elbow to cover your mouth and nose. Dispose of tissues properly and wash hands afterward to prevent spreading droplets.
  4. Improve indoor air quality
    Open windows, use air purifiers, or spend time outdoors to reduce airborne virus exposure.
  5. Maintain a healthy lifestyle
    Get enough sleep, eat nutritious foods, stay active, and manage stress to keep your immune system strong.

Speak to a healthcare professional to learn more about influenza and how you can protect yourself and your loved ones. For further guidance, visit your nearest BIG and CARiNG pharmacies or explore medicines.abbott.com

About Abbott:

Abbott is a global healthcare leader that helps people live more fully at all stages of life. Our portfolio of life-changing technologies spans the spectrum of healthcare, with leading businesses and products in diagnostics, medical devices, nutritionals and branded generic medicines. Our 114,000 colleagues serve people in more than 160 countries.

Connect with us at www.abbott.com and on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.

About BIG CARiNG Group:

BIG CARiNG Group (BCG) is one of Malaysia’s largest retail pharmacy chain and a leading integrated healthcare group. Formed by the union of BIG Pharmacy’s dynamic growth and CARiNG Pharmacy’s trusted legacy, BCG operates a nationwide network of over 600 stores.

The Group is driven by a mission to build a healthier nation through better access, stronger systems, and deeper trust. Beyond retail pharmacy, BCG is expanding its ecosystem to include primary care, B2B and B2C solutions, digital health, distribution, and manufacturing, cementing its role as a key partner in Malaysian community health.

References:

[1] FMT, 6 March 2025: 11% drop in influenza cases in 2024, says health ministry

[2] World Health Organization, 28 February 2026: Influenza (seasonal)

[3] Code Blue, 10 February 2025: Free Influenza Vaccines For High-Risk Seniors Amid Supply Concerns

[4] U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 26 August 2024: Signs and Symptoms of Flu

[5] U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 20 August 2024: Healthy Habits to Prevent Flu

[6] World Health Organization, 13 November 2019: Five simple steps to protect against flu

 

Chaozhou: A Millennium-old City Embraces Renewed Vitality

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CHAOZHOU, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 October 2025 – From November 28th to 30th, the city will host the 23rd Teochew International Convention, welcoming Teochew people from around the world and sharing the city’s cultural story on a global stage. Leveraging this opportunity, Chaozhou has prioritized engagement with the global Teochew diaspora, mobilizing the strength of overseas communities and entrepreneurs to enhance development capacity and showcase cultural heritage.

The stage production “Return of the Great Tide: A Dream of Chaozhou”
The stage production “Return of the Great Tide: A Dream of Chaozhou”

Cultural assets are becoming a reliable driver of culture-and-tourism integration. At Chaozhou Theater, the stage production “Return of the Great Tide: A Dream of Chaozhou,” inspired by local intangible heritage, has earned strong word-of-mouth, with audiences praising its authentic presentation of living traditions.

Chaozhou, a renowned historical and cultural city in south China’s Guangdong Province, offers scenic waterfronts and a deep cultural tradition shaped by a spirit of gongfu (meticulous practice) and refined aesthetics.

Spanning 2.36 square kilometers, the Ancient City (Chaozhou) has carried over two millennia of urban life. Over the combined National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, the ancient city drew large crowds. By Guangji Bridge, a river-spanning light show lit both riverbanks, while a projection-mapping show at Zhenhai Tower narrated a millennium of history.

The ancient city of Chaozhou drew large crowds.
The ancient city of Chaozhou drew large crowds.

Chaozhou advances conservation and renewal in tandem, exploring integrated models that link culture, commerce and tourism. Today, this historic porcelain capital is taking solid steps in modernization and forging a refreshed industrial profile.

Recent figures highlight this momentum: Chaozhou has become a national leader in the production of intelligent toilets; the Huaying LNG receiving terminal (Phase I), with an annual handling capacity of 6 million tonnes, has come online; construction is accelerating on Datang Chaozhou Power Plant Units 5–6; pre-selected offshore wind projects in eastern Guangdong associated with Chaozhou have advanced; and the city recorded a breakthrough with its first batch of provincial-level “Green Factory” titles.

Aligning with Guangdong’s High-Quality Development Project for Hundreds of Counties, Thousands of Towns, and Ten Thousand Villages, the city is deeply integrating rural greening initiatives with garden-city construction, mobilizing diverse stakeholders to craft micro-landscapes across urban and rural settings. These efforts are enhancing Chaozhou’s overall aesthetic and substance, propelling it toward its goal of becoming a supremely livable and beautiful urban-rural area.

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Asia Pacific cities hold steady at the top amid global volatility, Kearney’s latest report finds

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  • Top five APAC cities including Tokyo, Singapore, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Shanghai remained in the top ten of Global Cities Index, underscoring resilience amid global volatility.
  • Asian hubs such as Seoul and Singapore gained momentum on the Global Cities Outlook, through livability and innovation driven by sustained investment in infrastructure, talent, and digital readiness.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 October 2025 – Kearney’s 2025 Global Cities Report highlights the enduring strength of Asia Pacific (APAC) cities on the Global Cities Index (GCI), a ranking of the world’s most internationally connected and influential cities. Despite heightened global volatility and geopolitical fragmentation, APAC cities including Tokyo, Singapore, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Shanghai continued to rank among the top 10 spots of the GCI, reflecting how adaptability in digital infrastructure, climate resilience, and institutional agility has become the foundation of leadership.

Kearney’s report reveals that as the world enters the intelligence age, cities are not competing on size or legacy alone, but increasingly on readiness: the ability to align infrastructure, renewable energy, and talent to harness the opportunities of artificial intelligence while managing its risks.

Global Cities Index

The GCI evaluates cities across five dimensions: business activity, human capital, information exchange, cultural experience, and political engagement. With 31 indicators, the Index quantifies each city’s ability to attract, retain, and generate global flows of people, capital, and ideas.

The capital of Japan, Tokyo, remained steady at number four for the eleventh consecutive year, maintaining its strength in human capital and showing modest gains across business activity, cultural experience, and information exchange. Additionally, Singapore secured the fifth spot once again, matching last year’s ranking. This stability reflects modest gains in political engagement and human capital, driven by improvements in ease of entry. These are offset by slight declines in cultural experience and business activity.

Among the top-performing APAC cities, Hong Kong took the seventh position this year, rising from ninth place in last year’s GCI, while the other APAC cities retained their positions. Hong Kong posted an improvement in international travelers, and a strong performance in visual and performing art which led to gains in the cultural experience dimension.

The top 10 cities in the 2025 Global Cities Index include:

  1. New York
  2. London
  3. Paris
  4. Tokyo
  5. Singapore
  6. Beijing
  7. Hong Kong
  8. Shanghai
  9. Los Angeles
  10. Chicago

“This year’s Global Cities Index reiterates the resilience of legacy Asian hubs. Despite mounting global headwinds and technological disruptions, all the leading APAC cities remained at the top of the GCI, highlighting their enduring relevance and the region’s expanding global influence,” said Shigeru Sekinada, Region Chair of Asia Pacific and Managing Director of Japan, Kearney. “This demonstrates the region’s ability to navigate evolving global dynamics through expanding digital infrastructure, prioritizing regulatory innovation, and investing in climate resilience. We are optimistic that APAC cities will not only accelerate the region’s economic growth, but also serve as critical connectors of the global economy.”

Regional catalysts of growth

Emerging Asian hubs are also gaining momentum on the GCI, driven by sustained investment in infrastructure, talent, and digital readiness. Across the measured dimensions, business activity saw notable shifts this year, with Taipei and Kuala Lumpur achieving strong upward momentum, rising 13 and nine positions on the dimension respectively. In Jakarta’s case, the human capital dimension rose 13 positions in line with the city’s strong progress in strengthening its institutions and infrastructure.

The APAC region is also outperforming in information exchange, where scores rose across all regions – underscoring the growing importance of digital infrastructure and global integration in shaping urban competitiveness. Cities such as Shenyang, Osaka, Taipei, and Mumbai recorded significant improvements – each investing in connectivity and service-sector development.

Global Cities Outlook

Where the GCI captures current performance, the Global Cities Outlook (GCO) offers a forward-looking assessment, evaluating how effectively the world’s leading metros are creating conditions for future success. It seeks to measure future potential across four dimensions: personal well-being, economics, innovation, and governance.

This year’s GCO revealed meaningful shifts in both global and regional hierarchy, as Seoul and Singapore surged into the top five. For the first time in five years, Singapore returned to the top five, leaping from 20th to the third position. This sharp rise reflects gains in infrastructure, GDP per capita, and foreign investment, underscoring Singapore’s resilience and global appeal. Meanwhile, Seoul climbed to second place from the fifth position, building on consistent gains in innovation and governance.

Emerging Asian hubs such as Taipei and Jakarta also advanced, signaling a broader redistribution of global opportunity.

A look ahead: leadership in the intelligence age

Kearney’s Global Cities Report also concludes that cities’ long-term competitiveness will rest on three interdependent enablers: expanding energy capacity, embedding resiliency and livability into growth, and developing talent ready for AI adoption. Cities that act systemically, integrating these elements into a unified vision, will not only withstand disruption but shape the next era of global leadership.

“Cities are now at the frontline of the intelligence age. Their leadership will depend not only on capturing AI’s productivity gains, but also on how they govern its risks. Cities of the future would be those that can integrate energy security, renewable investment, and talent development into a single, coherent strategy, defining the next era of global competitiveness,” concluded Mr Sekinada.

Note to editor

The GCI assesses how globally engaged cities are across five dimensions: business activity, human capital, information exchange, cultural experience, and political engagement. The GCO, on the other hand, examines how cities are creating the conditions for future status as major global players. This analysis covers four dimensions—personal well-being, economics, innovation, and governance—which are the key determinants of a city’s ability to attract talented human capital, generate economic growth, increase competitiveness, and ensure stability and security.

While the GCI quantifies the current state of urban centers, the GCO is a measure of how these same cities are ensuring that they can retain – or augment – their global city status in the future. The GCO is designed to spotlight not only the well-established leaders, but also those cities that may be best positioned—thanks to strategic investments in future performance—to challenge their supremacy.
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About Kearney

Since 1926, Kearney has been a leading management consulting firm and trusted partner to three-quarters of the Fortune Global 500 and governments around the world. With a presence across more than 40 countries, our people make us who we are. We work impact first, tackling your toughest challenges with original thinking and a commitment to making change happen together. By your side, we deliver—value, results, impact. To learn more about Kearney, please visit .

Laos to Upgrade National Road No. 9 in Savannakhet, Connecting Laos, Thailand, Vietnam.

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Laos' National Road No. 9

Laos is set to upgrade National Road No. 9 in Savannakhet Province, a key route connecting Laos, Thailand and Vietnam.

The signing ceremony for the rehabilitation and maintenance projects took place on 20 October. 

The project aims to improve road safety, durability, and regional connectivity, covering a 233-kilometers stretch from Dinosaur Roundabout in Kaysone Phomvihane City to the Laos-Vietnam border in Xepon district.

Originally constructed in 1988, National Road No. 9 has undergone four rounds of rehabilitation, most recently between 2015 and 2018, with a design capacity of 11 tons per axle. However, increasing traffic volumes and insufficient annual maintenance budgets have led to deteriorating road conditions.

To address these challenges, the Lao government approved a rehabilitation initiative proposed by the State Enterprise Road No. 8 Construction Company, under a hybrid model combining the Output and Performance-Based Road Contract (OPBRC) and Performance-Based Routine Maintenance Contract (PRTC) approaches.

Upon completion, revenue will be collected from tolls on trucks over 12 tons at four stations along the route.

The project will span a 10-year period, including three years of rehabilitation and seven years of maintenance, at an estimated cost of LAK 3.23 trillion (approximately USD 148.7 million). 

As one of the eight ASEAN Highways, National Road No. 9 serves as a critical regional transport artery, connecting Greater Mekong Subregion countries.

AISL Harrow Schools Calls for Applications for AISL Harrow Scholarships Y2026-28

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Opportunity for Pupils Worldwide to Pursue a Two-Year Pre-University Programme at AISL Harrow Schools

HONG KONG, Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The opening of applications for the 2026-28 AISL Harrow Scholarships starts from 20th October to 30th November 2025. Now in its sixth year, the Scholarship programme invites young people from across the globe to pursue a two-year pre-university education (equivalent to Years 12-13, Grades 11-12, or IB Diploma) at AISL Harrow Schools.

Each AISL Harrow Scholar will receive up to full payment of tuition and boarding fees from the Scholarships, settled by the AISL Foundation on his/her behalf to the AISL Harrow School during their studies.

Mr Daniel Tat-jung Chiu, Founder of Asia International School Limited (AISL) and Chairman of AISL Foundation, remarked, “AISL Harrow Schools have been dedicated to nurturing the exceptional academic attainment, non-academic achievements, and profound passion for knowledge among our pupils. Through the Scholarships, we are honoured to invite pupils from around the world to join our community, fostering an international education hub of young scholars committed to contribute to the world with their knowledge and passion.”

For the 2026-28 cohort, the scholarships will be offered at AISL Harrow Schools in Appi, Beijing, Bangkok Chongqing, Haikou, Hengqin, Hong Kong, Nanning, Shanghai, and Shenzhen Qianhai.

Apply Now

To be eligible for the AISL Harrow Scholars, an applicant must:

  • Be born between 1 September 2009 and 31 August 2010.
  • Have completed GCSE/IGCSE study (or equivalent) before 1 September of the application year. Offers are conditional on at least eight (8) grades at 7 or above, including four (4) at 8-9 in A-level subjects (or equivalent).
  • Where boarding is available, enrol as a full boarding student for the two-year duration of the scholarship period;
  • Be academically outstanding and fluent English speaking, listening, reading and writing;
  • Meet the specific admissions eligibility of individual schools.

Apply Now

Process

Period

Submission of AISL Harrow Scholarships
Application form and School Admissions
Form

Deadline: Sunday 30 November 2025

 

Application Screening & Academic
Assessments

October 2025 to January 2026

Online Interview

January & February 2026

Selection Panel Review

February to March 2026

Awards Results and Notification

March 2026

Talent Collective Gala Dinner 2026

Sunday, 14 June 2026

Further details are available at the official website at www.aislfoundation.org/

About AISL Foundation

AISL Foundation brings together the vision of Asia International School Limited (AISL), to serve as a platform of Nurturing Talents for Good, in preparing our pupils to be committed, responsible, and leading citizens of the future.

The Foundation, formerly known as AISL Harrow Scholarship Limited, was founded in 2021 as an initiative to support exceptional pupils through scholarship grants. It has since evolved into a dynamic charitable organisation dedicated to unlocking the extraordinary potential of pupils worldwide through transformative scholarships that champion educational excellence. We aspire to nurture the diverse talents of our global pupil community. By uniting parents, alumni, and social partners, we seek to cultivate a vibrant network that empowers every pupil to grow, lead, and shape a brighter future for all.

The Foundation is a Hong Kong government-registered charitable arm of AISL.

Xtep Launches Inaugural X-RUN CAMP for The Standard Chartered Heritage Marathon Hanoi in Vietnam

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HANOI, Vietnam, Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — As the strategic technology partner and exclusive gear sponsor of The Standard Chartered Heritage Marathon Hanoi, Xtep proudly supported the official launch of the SCHM X-RUN CAMP, held on October 19, 2025. Co-hosted by Xtep and Standard Chartered, the camp commenced at 5:00 a.m. at Hoang Mai Stadium.

The Standard Chartered Heritage Marathon Hanoi X-RUN CAMP
The Standard Chartered Heritage Marathon Hanoi X-RUN CAMP

The Standard Chartered Heritage Marathon Hanoi has established itself as one of Vietnam’s premier running events, attracting nearly 2,000 international athletes from close to 60 countries annually. Known for its challenging course and humid conditions, the race demands a high level of endurance and pacing strategy—placing significant responsibility on its official pacers, who must maintain precise timing under variable circumstances. “The professionalism and reliability of pacers are crucial to the event’s integrity and every runner’s experience,” emphasized Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tri–Chief Executive Officer, DHA Vietnam. “They are not just pace-setters; they are leaders on the course” Now in its seventh consecutive year as the event’s official apparel sponsor, Xtep was entrusted by the organizing committee to launch the inaugural SCHM X-RUN CAMP—a decision that underscores the brand’s proven commitment and expertise in advancing Vietnam’s running ecosystem. 

The Exciting Training Moments of the Pacers
The Exciting Training Moments of the Pacers

The SCHM X-RUN CAMP was designed specifically for the event’s official pacers and 50 elite runners, providing them with a comprehensive training experience. The camp equipped participants with professional coaching, race-simulated environments, and high-performance footwear from the 160X, 260X, and 360X series. Through tailored programs—including running form drills and 1,000-meter interval sessions—participants refined their rhythm control and energy management strategies. The camp’s intensive curriculum was designed to help pacers stabilize their pacing and build race-day confidence, enabling them to deliver more accurate and dependable guidance to the broader running community. By integrating cutting-edge equipment with specialized training, Xtep elevated the competency of the official pacing team, reinforcing the marathon’s international stature as a professionally driven event.

The training moments of the XRC runners in Haiphong, Vietnam
The training moments of the XRC runners in Haiphong, Vietnam

Throughout October, Xtep Vietnam is also collaborating with the XRC running community to host three joint routine training sessions across Vietnam’s key regions: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, and Haiphong. These sessions, integrated into the XRC’s regular training schedule, are open to all registered participants of The Standard Chartered Heritage Marathon Hanoi and feature professional guidance combined with experience in Xtep’s high-performance footwear, including the 160X 7.0. Designed to help runners build stamina, refine strategy, and push toward new personal bests, the initiative extends Xtep’s professional running support beyond specialized camps and into the community’s ongoing training rhythm.

The successful launch of the first-ever SCHM X-RUN CAMP in Vietnam underscores the brand’s commitment to deepening its roots in the local running community. This initiative not only builds momentum for the Hanoi Marathon on November 9 but also reflects Xtep’s strategic focus on nurturing running culture at the grassroots level in key Southeast Asian markets. As more runners join the XRC training initiatives, the energy surrounding the event and the performance level of participants are expected to climb. The Xtep XRC community will continue to serve as a key platform for connection and growth among Vietnamese runners, pushing the sport toward a more performance-driven and community-focused future through structured training and shared resources.

As part of its continued engagement, Xtep invites all running enthusiasts to visit its booth at the Hanoi Marathon Expo from November 7 to 9, where the brand will showcase its professional running products and host interactive sessions with KOLs and athletes. Attendees can also participate in daily lucky draws to win practical accessories like socks and bags, with a chance to receive a pair of the high-performance 160X 7.0 running shoes. Stay updated on Xtep’s activities by following @Xtep Vietnam on Facebook.

About XTEP

XTEP Group, one of the leading sports brands in China, was founded in 1987 and officially established as the brand XTEP in 2001. The Group was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 3, 2008 (01368.hk). In 2019, the Group launched its global strategy, incorporating Saucony, Merrell, K•SWISS, and Palladium to become a leading international sports group with multiple sports brands. For more about XTEP, please visit https://www.globalxtep.com/

 

PORTMAG Secures Patents in 25 Countries with Magnetic Connector Technology — Leading the Next Generation of Charging Solutions

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SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Korean tech company PORTMAG Co., Ltd. is gaining global recognition for its proprietary magnetic connector technology.

Building on its core innovation, the company has completed patent registrations not only in Korea, the U.S., Japan, and China but also across 21 European Union countries, positioning itself as a key player in the global charging device market.

Founded in 2019, PORTMAG has steadily advanced its R&D efforts to introduce “Spider Jack,” a charging device utilizing its magnetic connector system.

This technology addresses common problems in traditional charging — such as port wear, cable damage, and accidental device drops — while allowing users to charge multiple devices with a single cable by simply switching connectors.

The company has completed development of smartphone, mouse, and portable battery products and is preparing for commercial release.

Additionally, PORTMAG recently secured a patent for electric vehicle (EV) charging technology and is developing an EV charger based on that innovation.

A PORTMAG representative stated, “We plan to expand into home robot and EV charging markets using our patented technology. Our goal is to drive global innovation in charging infrastructure with homegrown Korean technology.”

Biomom Partners with Kolmar BNH to Enhance “Biomom Snow” — Upgrading Both Quality and Taste

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SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Health supplement brand Biomom has renewed its flagship children’s probiotic, “Biomom Snow,” with enhanced quality and improved flavor.

As part of the renewal, Biomom selected Kolmar BNH Co., Ltd. as its new manufacturing partner, reinforcing its commitment to consumer satisfaction and product innovation

Biomom Snow contains 10 billion CFU probiotics per stick, using 19 strains certified by the Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS).

It also includes essential nutrients such as Vitamin B complex, Vitamin D, folic acid, biotin, and selenium, providing comprehensive nutritional support so that children do not need separate vitamin supplements.

The renewal focuses on improving both functionality and taste — key factors identified through consumer feedback.

By partnering with Kolmar BNH, a leading manufacturer recognized for advanced probiotic technology and strict quality control, Biomom has significantly elevated the product’s overall reliability and palatability.

A Biomom representative stated, “We changed our manufacturing partner to make a product that children genuinely enjoy while maintaining our strict ingredient standards. The result is a safer, more flavorful, and more convenient probiotic for kids.”

Moving forward, Biomom plans to continue pursuing quality innovation and consumer-driven improvements to strengthen its position as a leading children’s probiotic brand in Korea.

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