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The OnePlus 4 Will Actually Be The OnePlus 5 and Its Specs Might Have Just Leaked

Apr 12, 2017

Will the OnePlus 4 actually be called the OnePlus 5? After the OnePlus 3T, that's what the latest rumours are suggesting ahead of a speculative 2017 release date – and we might now have some leaked specs as well. Chinese blog PCPop ...

Tags: OnePlus 3T, Galaxy S8

Survey Says Half of Alcohol Sold in Scotland Does Not Meet Minimum Pricing Legislation

Nov 15, 2016

A new survey has found that about half of the alcohol sold in Scotland does not match the forthcoming minimum pricing legislation. Analysts Nielsen have found that 69% of the spirits presently sold fall below the 50p per unit threshold ...

Tags: alcohol, Minimum Pricing Legislation

Majority of Scots Do Not Follow Healthy Eating Recommendations, Says FSS Survey

Oct 24, 2016

Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has (14 October) published the results from its second Food in Scotland Consumer Tracking Survey, showing that while most people in Scotland are aware of healthy eating recommendations, the majority do not ...

Tags: Food Standards Scotland, food, drinks

L-Nutra Introduces '' Fasting with Food'' Meal Program Prolon

Aug 24, 2016

L-Nutra, a nutritechnology company, has released ProLon, a premiere 5-Day Meal Program that nourishes the body while promoting regenerative and rejuvenating changes through scientifically proven, plant-based foods. Developed at the ...

Tags: L-Nutra, ProLon, FMD

Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region to Greatly Cut PM2.5 by 2020

Dec 31, 2015

China's top economic planner unveiled goals Wednesday on cutting PM2.5, unhealthy particulate matter with a diameter of less than 2.5 microns, which is the main pollutant in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. An official of the Department ...

Tags: Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region, PM2.5

China Plans New Financial Risk Assessment Framework

Dec 31, 2015

China's central bank has said it is planning to upgrade its financial risk assessment framework which will be launched next year, in a bid to ward off financial risks. The capital adequacy ratio, a measure of an institution's ability to ...

Tags: New Financial Risk

Movies' Midas Touch

Oct 29, 2015

Cinema typically prospers during slowdowns, and insiders think new films will turn box offices to gold, Xu Fan reports. China's box-office chart has seen new records set frequently in recent months. The latest big high-this year's first ...

Tags: Movies, box offices

Food Industry Must Stop Health Washing Says Choice

Oct 27, 2015

Self-made school canteen certification logos on food and beverage packaging are misleading parents, according to consumer advocacy organisation, Choice. Products such as Paddle Pops, Tiny Teddies and Shapes are displaying “school ...

Tags: Food Industry, packaging

Linde's New Technology to Improve Oxygen Delivery in Sea Cages

Aug 17, 2015

Linde Gases has introduced a new technology to improve the delivery of oxygen into fish farming sea cages. The new system, Solvox DropIn, has been designed for sea cages with unhealthy water conditions due to poor oxygen levels or which ...

Tags: sea cage oxygenation, electric pump

Crowd-Sourced Brands Are The Hot Young Things of Industry

Jun 24, 2015

Crowd-sourced brands are the 'hot young things' of industry. PKN spoke to Nexba's Drew Bilbe and Troy Douglas about a line of iced teas based on the feedback of Facebook fans, friends and street artists. The idea for a brand of ice ...

Tags: iced teas, stand-out packaging

French National Assembly Passes Bill on Unlimited Refills of Soft Drinks

Apr 7, 2015

The French National Assembly has voted in favor of a ban on unlimited refills of sugary drinks at fast food chains and stores, as part of its efforts to tackle growing obesity levels. The ban would be applicable on all soda "fountains" ...

Tags: Soft Drinks, fast food chains, Food

UK Lawmakers Are Urging to Ban Fast-Food Outlets From Hospitals to Reduce Obesity

Mar 27, 2015

The UK lawmakers are urging the National Health Service (NHS) to ban fast-food outlets from hospitals in an effort to curb obesity in British citizens. In a report titled 'The Impact of Physical Activity and Diet on Health,' the Health ...

Tags: Fast-Food, hospital, NHS

Mcdonald's's Global Sales Decreased By1.7% in February 2015

Mar 16, 2015

Global fast food restaurant chain McDonald's has announced a decrease in global comparable sales of 1.7 per cent in February 2015, continuing a downward trend. In the Asia Pacific region, the Middle East and Africa, sales decreased by ...

Tags: fast food restaurant, McDonald's

A New Vending Machine Deny You an Unhealthy Snack

Feb 4, 2015

In the mood for twinkie? In the future, you may need a snack machine's approval. The Luce X2 Touch TV vending machine has facial-recognition technology, meaning it can, apparently, identify customers and remember their snacking profiles. ...

Tags: Vending Machine, Snack

The Umami Taste Could Have an Important and Beneficial Role in Health

Jan 28, 2015

The umami taste could have an important and beneficial role in health, according to Japanese research. A series of studies published in the journal Flavour in January 2015 found that umami and ‘kokumi’ substances, which modify ...

Tags: low-fat foods, Agriculture

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