
Publication|Events|January 15, 2024
- January 2024
- Volume 20
- Issue 1
- Pages: 6
LCGC International 2024 New Product Review Call For Submissions
Author(s)Caroline Hroncich
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You’re invited to publicize your 2023–2024 new product introductions in LCGC International, open to products launched between May 2023 and March 2024. Participate in as many categories as you wish. Limit 5 products per category.
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Deadline: Extended to March 11, 2024
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