‘We've created the ultimate ice tea’: Virtue founder forecasts mass appeal
The founder of new UK ice tea brand, Virtue, claims his product can rival coconut water for growth potential with a far more mainstream taste profile.
Archives for January 27, 2015
Coffee is the new sunscreen? Study links consumption to reduced melanoma risk
Researchers suggest drinking four or more cups of coffee a day could decrease the risk of melanoma by 20%, saying it is possible that the drink has a ‘protective role’ against UVB-induced skin cancer.
Sidel: ‘We disagree China is a country of copycat manufacturers’
Sidel has defended China when it comes to its reputation for being a ‘copycat nation’ copying manufacturer’s designs and machinery, to sell them to the F&B industry.
Closing the taste for beer can packaging
Closure Systems International (CSI) has made some of its plastic closures available for metal beer can packaging.
'ONE GREEN FIBER BOTTLE': CARLSBERG CSR DIRECTOR Q&A
Carlsberg hopes for ‘viable’ wood fiber beer bottle within three years
Carlsberg tells BeverageDaily.com it hopes to have a viable wood fiber bottle by early 2018, and says it could help cut its fossil fuel dependence despite initially only forming a small part of its packaging mix.
Green tea extract may boost ‘metabolic efficiency’ and help endurance training: Human data
Supplements of green tea extract may enhance performance in active men by improving metabolic efficiency and economy, says a new study.
Australia
Review dispels long held beliefs about Australian drinking problems
Australians are not in fact drinking more alcohol and cases of drink-fuelled violence are not on the up, in spite of longstanding beliefs in the contrary, if an industry analysis is to be believed.