Enprani's RetinoX8 receives ministerial award from the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs
New wrinkle repair ingredient 'Retinoate' is recognized as a breakthrough in the health industry field
Enprani received its 7th Korea HITEK 2008 ministerial award on the 11th. This ceremony was held at the Seoul Education & Culture Center with many dignitaries in attendance such as the head of the Korea Health Industry Development Institute and the Minister of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs. The prizes were awarded in 28 separate categories.
Enprani's 'RetinoX8' also received the 'Health Industry Ministerial Awards,' which is only second in prestige to the Presidential Award and holds a record of 8 awards in this year alone.
Enprani's success is largely based on its ability to catch the consumer's interests on anti-aging and beauty. Its' products include the highly appraised-wrinkle repairing ingredient, Retinyl Retinoid, which is recognized by the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs. The ingredients in the Retino X8 not only improve photo stability, which causes skin irritation, but also provides four weeks of significant wrinkle-repairing satisfaction.
A spokesperson for The Enprani Derma-Science Institute, the firm that created this ingredient, states that 'it feels wonderful to receive this award which places the No. 3 of 14 companies. We will work harder to create ingredients that far surpass the competition just like the RetinoX8.
HITEK, which is sponsored by the Health, Welfare and Family Affairs Ministry and hosted by the Korea Health Industry Development Institute, is an event held every year to encourage the growth of the health industry. The prestigious Presidential and Ministerial Awards are given to those firms who make outstanding contributions to the field as well as in Research & Development (R&D).
Enprani received various awards for its popular product, the RetinoX8. Its recognition includes the 'NET' award from the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, the 'HT' award from the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs, publications in the SCI journal, selected as the 'Hot Eye-Catching New Product' in 2008 by the Korea Management Association, the 'GD' (Good Design) award from the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, selected as the '2008 Outstanding Patented Product', awarded first place by the Small and Medium Business Administration (SMBA) for continual sustainable management, and finally it was awarded the 'Prime Ministerial Commendation for the Utilization of New Technology.'
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