Alexy Inyatkin

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Alexey Inyatkin (MSc, BSc) is a nutrition industry professional, scientist and food business developer.
He has more than 10 years of diverse, well-rounded international experience in the fields of functional foods, quality control, product formulation, physiology and genetics.
He has been managing QA/QC departments, reinforcing food safety procedures of leading manufacturing companies, establishing gourmet shops, dealing with government bodies both in Canada and internationally .
Alexey is alumni of McGill and one of the top CIS University with a some certifications gathering a vast scientific background for facilitation of his work. His passion is exploring exciting field of food and bridging the gaps between food industry and consumers.

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