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A carbonated beverage made from new eels launched in Japan, to help people refresh in the summer sun.
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A carbonated beverage made from new eels launched in Japan, to help people refresh in the summer sun.
According to the research results of scientists from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), 9% of the 199 types of beve…
Energy drinks are still advertised as a tiring beverage when exercising. But in fact, energy drinks have a major component of caffeine and taurine. These two substances…
Indian scientists have just released two tea flavored products - tablets and a carbonated beverage that will give the same feeling as drinking a cup of tea.
Regular consumption of carbonated beverages and adding sugar to coffee is one of the ways to increase the risk of pancreatic cancer, Swedish scientists warn.
Starting at midnight on Thursday (August 31), at the food and beverage shops in the country began smoking ban. In the office and in public places, this ban must be imple…
Currently, this problem is a fever in the US and European countries. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is conducting an investigation following the results of testing 230…
Early prevention of lung cancer is always essential that anyone should not take lightly.
Here are the human carcinogens of group 1 present in food.
Non-native, unprocessed animal organs will cause many dangerous diseases. But animal organs are also nutritious foods.
Until now, most beverage manufacturers in the world still cannot help their alcohol products resist the cold without losing the original delicious taste.
Australia's MADE beverage company has developed a modern processing technology that can keep milk fresh for up to 100 days.
Thermos is a company well known to many by its hot food and beverage containers. The company has just launched a new smart water bottle that can monitor the drinking hab…
The University of North Carolina (U.S.) has developed a nail polish capable of detecting stimulants or sexually stimulating substances in beverages.
After a day's work at home, you want to rest and sip a favorite drink, press the button to instruct the robot to function bartender and serve in place.