Milk beats sports drink in female resistance training study
Skimmed milk may be a better training aid for female resistance athletes than a sports drink thanks to its calcium and protein content, according to a new study.
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Healthy coffee drinkers turn from decaf to green bean
Decaffeinated coffee may be able to ride with the health and wellness crowd but sales are falling on both sides of the Atlantic. Encroaching on their monopoly of the healthy coffee concept is a new breed of functional products.
Green tea may boost oral health, reduce tooth loss
Drinking one cup of green tea may improve dental health and reduce the risk of loosing teeth by about 20 per cent, according to a new study from Japan.
New Crown can plant to meet rising Chinese demand
Crown Holdings is to build a new beverage can site in China to meet growing demand for two-piece cans in the country.
Upgraded PET stretch blow moulder offers multiple savings
Gentler PET bottle handling, cost savings and a smaller footprint are all benefits claimed by manufacturer KHS for its newly redesigned stretch blow moulder/filler monoblock system.