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Brickworks Opens First Urban Ciderhouse in Toronto, Canada

Jan 29, 2018

Canadian craft cider-maker Brickworks Ciderhouse has opened its first urban ciderhouse in downtown Toronto at 709 Queen Street East. The Brickworks Ciderhouse will open its doors February 2018. Brickworks Ciderhouse will be a new ...

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ARS Scientists, Worrell Develop Plastic Pouch to Make Produce Safer

Jul 17, 2017

Scientists at the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS), in collaboration with Worrell Water Technologies, have developed a small plastic pouch designed to make produce safer. The pouch, which is only ...

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Totem of The Plateau

Dec 27, 2016

A champion of the yak as an emblem of the Tibetan highlands brings the spirit of the animal to a Beijing museum, Wang Kaihao reports. On China's online social networks, Wu Yuchu called himself Yagebo, which means old yak in Tibetan. An ...

Tags: Beijing museum, yak

Volvo's Driverless Cars Will Be Unmarked to Prevent Them Being Bullied

Nov 3, 2016

Volvo is gearing up for a driverless car trial involving 100 cars that will be unmarked due to fears that motorists will bully the vehicles. The trial is set to get underway in 2018 in London, and will use versions of the Swedish ...

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Shell Launches Smarter Energy Collaboration to Help Further Develop More and Cleaner Energy Solutions for Communities

Oct 13, 2016

#makethefuture campaign highlights how cooperation between Shell and entrepreneurs is helping the development of more and cleaner energy ideas International musicians including Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson, Luan Santana and Pixie Lott ...

Tags: #makethefuture, global collaboration

Toy Fair 2017 Sold out

Oct 9, 2016

The success of the sales has been fuelled by the show’s return to its Tuesday to Thursday format, helping it sell out a full four months ahead of the show next year. Toy Fair 2017 has sold out. The British Toy and Hobby ...

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Anniversary Afternoon Tea Raises Over GBP1000 for Local Cancer Support Group

Sep 21, 2016

Sutton Coldfield residents recently attended an afternoon tea event at Cookes Furniture to raise more than £1300 for a local cancer charity, which also marked its 20th anniversary at the event. The Midlands store invited the local ...

Tags: Sutton Coldfield, afternoon tea event, cancer charity, 20th anniversary

Lycotec to Introduce World's First Longevity SIRT Chocolate in June

Jun 23, 2016

UK based biotech firm Lycotec claims to have developed the world's first longevity SIRT chocolate. It plans to introduce the longevity SIRT chocolate to the technology and scientific community later this month at the 10th World Congress ...

Tags: SIRT chocolate, longevity, t-RSV

Honda Starts Week of Service in North America

Jun 14, 2016

For the first time in its history, associates at Honda companies in North America are joining forces with its dealers and suppliers in a coordinated effort to make a difference in the communities where they live and work. From June 10-19, ...

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New and Used Forklifts Help Queensland Charity

Apr 21, 2016

A Queensland not-for-profit charity providing food relief for families in need is benefiting from new and refurbished material handling equipment supplied by Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA). Located at Loganholme and Hillcrest ...

Tags: TMHA, Queensland Charity

LEDucation Celebrates A Decade Of Record Breaking Numbers For Annual Event on SSL Technology

Apr 8, 2016

LEDucation celebrated its tenth anniversary event with a record-breaking attendance of over 4,200 attendees from across the globe and more than 300+ exhibits. The annual event kicked off on Tuesday morning with a special presentation to the ...

Tags: LEDucation, SSL Technology, Burt Grant, Peggy Meehan, Bob Nadel

Archiving Australian Packaging Artefacts

Mar 21, 2016

A South Australian collector has donated a sizeable array of Australian packaging to the industry to preserve for posterity, and the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) is co-ordinating the collation of this important archive. The ...

Tags: AIP, Packaging

Low-Carb, High-Protein Diet Helps Control Diabetes: CSIRO

Feb 18, 2016

A diet and exercise program based around low-carbohydrate, high protein eating can be highly effective in helping to control Type 2 diabetes according to researchers from the CSIRO and South Australian universities. The result of a two ...

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Bacterial Molecules Discovered in Processed Foods Could Unlock Key to Healthier Diets

Feb 15, 2016

Study identifies harmful PAMP molecules in processed foods that may increase risk of diseases such as coronary artery disease and Type 2 diabetes. PAMPs can be found in processed foods such as sausages, burgers, ready meals, cheeses, ...

Tags: PAMP molecules, ready-chopped vegetables

Public Interest Environmental Litigation Case Closed in N.E. China

Dec 31, 2015

A company was sued and will give two million yuan (308,000 U.S. dollars) in compensation for dumping contaminated water, announced by Dalian People's Procuratorate in northeast China's Liaoning Province on Tuesday. China-Japan joint ...

Tags: Public Interest Environmental Litigation Case

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