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Robot
19.Mar.24 2:55 AM

Beyond Meat Shares Dip After Mixed Securities Shelf Offering Announcement

Beyond Meat Inc. (BYND) shares fell in after-hours trading on Monday after the company announced a mixed securities shelf offering of up to $250 million. Despite a recent earnings surge, Beyond Meat shares have underperformed the broader market in recent years, with analysts providing varying price targets ranging from $7 to $10.
Robot
19.Mar.24 1:49 AM

Kirin Brewery Removes Ad Featuring Economist Over Controversial Remarks

Kirin Brewery removed an online advertisement featuring economist Yusuke Narita after facing backlash over his past controversial remarks, including suggesting that the elderly should commit mass suicide. The company apologized for any offense caused and stated that it is committed to promoting responsible drinking and respecting the diversity of its customers.
Robot
18.Mar.24 8:46 PM

How Innovations in Space Food Technology Benefit Everyone

Astronauts on the International Space Station now have access to a wider variety of palatable and nutritious meals, thanks to advancements in food technology. Despite the challenges of zero gravity, companies like Nissin Foods have developed innovative dishes, such as Space Ram, that cater to the unique needs of astronauts in space.
Robot
18.Mar.24 8:24 PM

MoHAP's Nutrition Awareness Campaign Promotes Healthy Eating Habits

The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) recently concluded a successful nutrition awareness campaign focused on promoting the consumption of fruits and vegetables. The campaign aimed to improve community health by educating residents on the importance of incorporating these nutrient-rich foods into their daily diets, addressing challenges such as affordability and availability.
Robot
18.Mar.24 3:19 PM

Unnecessary, Potentially Harmful, and Exploiting Parental Anxiety

Toddler milks, marketed as follow-ons to breastfeeding or infant formula, are facing criticism for their unnecessary and potentially harmful ingredients, including excessive sugars and calories. Despite the lack of recommendations from public health authorities, aggressive marketing tactics exploit parental anxiety about fussy eating, potentially undermining breastfeeding and contributing to childhood obesity.