--FILE--Nescafe coffee of Nestle is for sale at a supermarket in Yichang city, central China's Hubei province, 23 June 2016. Global food conglomerat
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--FILE--Nescafe coffee of Nestle is for sale at a supermarket in Yichang city, central China's Hubei province, 23 June 2016. Global food conglomerate Nestle on Tuesday (24 April 2018) opened two new factories focused on health in Taizhou city, east China's Jiangsu province, adding to its business in the Chinese market. With investment of more than 1 billion yuan ($158 million) and covering 200 mu (13.4 hectares), the facilities of Nestle Health Sciences and Galderma will provide consumers with access to foods for special medical purposes (FSMP) and skin care products, respectively. Nestle Health Sciences is a subsidiary of Nestle, and Galderma is the medical solutions business within Nestle Skin Health. Rules for the registration of FSMP items were announced and implemented in China in 2016 to standardize the industry and provide an environment for its sound growth. Gu Xinxin, regional business head of Nestle Health Sciences China, told a press conference that before the registration system was launched, these products had entered the Chinese market as drugs, and it had taken time for the transition.