'Death by Caffeine': 354 cans of red Coke would kill this journalist
It would take 354 cans of classic Coke to kill me, or alternatively 174 cans of Pepsi Max, according to a 'death by caffeine' calculator hosted on an intriguing US website.
Archives for February 12, 2013
What can we learn about energy drink consumption habits from social media?
A small minority of energy drink consumers regularly drink more than one can/shot in one sitting; the peak time for knocking back an energy drink or shot is 3-9pm; and the most popular energy drink combo is Red Bull and 5-Hour Energy.
Basque researchers hone rapid pathogen detection
Rapid diagnosis tools to identify germs on the production line are being developed by scientists at the Basque CIC microGUNE cooperative research centre.
Coke unfazed by recent Chinese sales slump, stretches sparkling lead over PepsiCo
The Coca-Cola Company insists it remains confident in the long-term resilience of its Chinese business, despite a 4% slump in volume sales during the last quarter of 2012.
Nampak to boost beverage business with investment
Nampak is to invest in equipment to boost its bottle and can producing business to meet growing market demand.
Naturally coloured drink demand spurs quest for natural emulsifiers
The fast-growing trend of natural colouring has required new approaches to emulsification – particularly for beverages, says Naturex business manager Amandine de Santi – and it is an area of ongoing research.
Bacardi Bottling Corporation faces $192,000 fine after worker ‘crushed to death’
Bacardi Bottling Corporation faces a fine of $192,000 after multiple OSHA citations for alleged safety violations, one of which led to a US young worker being crushed to death by a palletizer.