Is more sustainability awareness needed in hospitality?
Nespresso hosted a panel session of industry leaders to discuss the awareness and solutions of sustainability within hospitality.
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Nespresso hosted a panel session of industry leaders to discuss the awareness and solutions of sustainability within hospitality.
Dr David Acheson, President and CEO of the Acheson Group, explores the rise in Hepatitis A outbreaks in the US and highlights the risk assessments key to future prevention.
Dr Ahmed Abbas Mohamed, Director of Research & Development at WET Group, outlines how innovative technology can enable soft drinks manufacturers to create no (or reduced) sugar, no artificial sweeteners, appetising and cost effective products.
A study has suggested that minimum pricing on alcohol has decreased alcohol consumption in Scottish adults by 7.6 percent per week.
Diseases such as diabetes, cancer, obesity, Alzheimer’s and coronary disease are said to account for the single-largest burden on the UK economy.
Larkmead Vineyards intends to plant a viticultural research block in order to determine best suited grapes for the future.
Coffee farmers need support from industry and government as climate change puts the future of coffee at risk, says Olam Coffee CEO.
Experts in the US have warned against giving sugary drinks to children in a new set of guidelines.
A West Midlands based microbrewery is using a new eco and vegan-friendly technique to produce craft beer.
A new study has looked into the association between the regular consumption of soft drinks and the risk of death.
Jaclyn Bowen speaks to Ari Walker from the Integrated Beverage Group about LifeVine and their “less than 1 gram of sugar” and “pesticide-free” wine claim.
Sustainable gin could become a reality after project receives funding to investigate potential conversion of distillery.
Obesity rates are on the rise, but research suggests a sugar tax could offer a solution.
With deforestation and depleting resources at the forefront of the coffee-growing industry, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois explores how synthetic lab-produced coffee is developing as an alternative.
Marks and Spencer will rename its popular cocktail to Passion Star Martini.