Asian sweet-tooth may be suppressed by hot drink preferences – study
Asian people may consume fewer sweet goods such as chocolate because they prefer hot beverages, according to new research.
Archives for February 5, 2013
The world (of Coke and Pepsi) is not enough in emerging markets...
Clinching global culture club membership by swigging Pepsi or Coke is not enough for soft drinks consumers in emerging markets, who are increasingly swayed by regional tastes, according to Euromonitor International.
Coke Super Bowl ad 'not racist': BeverageDaily.com readers
Despite Coke's 2013 Super Bowl ad drawing criticism from some Arab-American groups who claimed that it furthered racist stereotypes, a clear majority of BeverageDaily.com readers disagree, although one critic attacked it more broadly, saying it 'smacks...
Heineken silent on Finnish sale tattle but confirms JP Morgan strategic review link
Heineken has confirmed to BeverageDaily.com that it is working with JP Morgan as it begins a strategic review of its Finnish business, and PepsiCo licensee, Hartwall but refused to comment on rumors of a potential $788m sale.
The Apple Tree of Life? Adding leaves to juice boosts health potential: Study
Adding apple tree leaves to cloudy apple juice to boost polyphenol content could prove a reliable and cheap way for manufacturers to produce functional beverages with disease-preventing potential, according to a new Polish study.