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An EU-funded research project is shining a spotlight on the benefits, risks and quality of botanicals.
A consortium of international research groups worked with botanists from the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna to investigate whether botanicals available as drops, capsules, lozenges, tablets and pills, for example, truly deliver on what they promise. The PlantLIBRA research project was kicked off in 2010 and ends in May this year. The wrap-up event will be held from May 12 to 14 in Vienna.
The 25 nations involved in the "PlantLIBRA" research project all pursued the same goal: to record the benefits and risks of botanicals and test the quality of the products available on the market. The experts involved also compiled a database that will make it easier for the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and other national authorities to assess botanicals.
Testing potency and toxicity
Botanicals, available as capsules, lozenges, tablets, pills and other similar dosage forms, are legally defined as foodstuffs and therefore subject to less stringent regulations than pharmaceuticals. Whether they offer any benefits, or may even pose risks, to consumers is the subject of the EU project that investigated a range of selected samples.
"Whether a product actually contains the plant advertised on the package has not been tested in many cases. And it often takes a liability suit before we find out whether the active ingredients in a botanical product are effective or perhaps even poisonous," reports workpackage leader and Professor Emeritus at the Vetmeduni Vienna, Chlodwig Franz." The goal of this EU project was to shed light on this grey area."
Methods developed to test products
Botanists from the Institute of Animal Nutrition and Functional Plant Compounds developed methods for investigating the quality of the products. They also established DNA analysis techniques that allow the exact identity of the plants used.
European products exceeded expectations
The researchers examined different products from all over Europe that contained passion flower, devil's claw, melissa, chamomile, valerian, calendula and ribwort. According to researcher Silvia Sponza: "All the European products we examined, including teas, pills, drops, powders and ointments, did in fact contain what was listed on the packaging. And the quality of the active ingredients was even on par with the quality standards that apply to pharmaceuticals."
The scientists also drew up a list of analysis laboratories in Europe, an important resource for the industry. This will make it much easier for botanicals manufacturers to select the right lab to run analyses on their products.
Interviews with experts
The PlantLIBRA final conference will be held in Vienna from May 12 to 14. Study research partners and representatives from the industry will be in attendance. Professor Chlodwig Franz and his colleagues will be available during the event at the Hotel Stefanie (Taborstraße 12, 1020 Vienna) for interviews.
Prof. Chlodwig Franz
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Hotel Stefanie
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Website: http://www.schick-hotels.com/stefanie-hotel-in-vienna.en.htm
Programm der Konferenz: https://plantlibra2014.icc.or.at/programme
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About the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna
The University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna in Austria is one of the leading academic and research institutions in the field of Veterinary Sciences in Europe. About 1,200 employees and 2,300 students work on the campus in the north of Vienna which also houses five university clinics and various research sites. Outside of Vienna the university operates Teaching and Research Farms. http://www.vetmeduni.ac.at
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Chile have confirmed their attendance at Brazil 2014 with a 2-1 win over Ecuador, who also held on to qualify despite the loss.
Goals to Alexis Sanchez and Gary Medel saw Chile lead 2-0 at half-time in front of their home crowd and the hosts looked set to destroy Ecuador's World Cup qualifying hopes as they dominated the early stages of the second half.
But a goal on the break from Felipe Caicedo saw Ecuador reduce the margin after the hour-mark and ensured qualification for the Ecuadorians, as they claimed a berth at next year's tournament in Brazil thanks to a superior goal difference to Uruguay.
Having just missed out on securing a spot at Brazil 2014 on Friday when they gave up a three-goal lead to draw with Colombia, Chile seemed inspired and started the strongest at the Estadio Nacional Julio Martinez Pradanos in Santiago.
In just the fourth minute, a neat one-two between Sanchez and Arturo Vidal saw the former's shot deflected out for a corner and from the resultant set-piece, Marcos Gonzalez got free but headed over the bar.
Ecuador's first shot on goal came in the 10th minute with Christian Noboa's free-kick was palmed away by Chile's goalkeeper Claudio Bravo and that seemed to spark the visitors, who looked dangerous on the counter-attack for the rest of the opening half.
Jorge Valdivia twice went close to opening the scoring for the hosts in the opening half-hour, with a last-ditch tackle denying the Palmeiras midfielder on the quarter-hour mark, before he curled another shot just wide of the top corner.
Chile broke through soon after, however, when Sanchez headed home at the near post from Eugenio Mena's driven cross in the 35th minute.
Ecuador barely had time to react before it was 2-0 with Sanchez seeing his free-kick tipped over by Alexander Dominguez but the Barcelona attacker had the last laugh, flicking on the resultant 38th-minute corner for Medel to tap the ball into the net from close range.
With goal difference critical to which team out of Ecuador and Uruguay claimed the fourth automatic qualification berth, Reinaldo Rueda's Ecuadorians would have been relieved to see Chile spurn two glorious scoring opportunities early in the second half.
In the 52nd minute, Vidal's header from a corner cannoned off the post and landed in the arms of a flat-footed Dominguez, while on the hour-mark, Eduardo Vargas shot over the bar when clear through on goal.
Ecuador took advantage of those misses six minutes later on yet another rapid counter-attack with captain Antonio Valencia releasing Caicedo, who placed his shot through Bravo's legs to make it 2-1, and from then on, both teams seemed fairly happy with the result.
Chile secured third spot in CONMEBOL's standings with 28 points, while Ecuador claimed the fourth automatic qualifying berth with 25 points and a goal-difference of plus four.
Uruguay, who defeated top team Argentina 3-2, finished with 25 points and a neutral goal difference, and face one more hurdle to qualify for Brazil 2014 – a two-legged intercontinental play-off against Jordan.
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Appellate Justices Agree Student Only Wanted to Burn Girl's Hair, Not Century High School Down
A boy lit a girl's hair on fire at Century High School in Santa Ana last year.
That landed him 180 days in juvie for assault and attempted arson.
But the boy also appealed the attempted arson rap, and a two-justice panel of the Fourth District Court of Appeals in his hometown just ruled in his favor, according to an opinion filed July 25.
The unidentified kid, who was already on probation, did not dispute he flicked a lighter and waved the flame underneath the hair of the girl sitting in front of him in class on June 9, 2010. A teacher saw flames coming from the girl's head which--apparently according to his union contract--allowed him to intervene and stop the barbecue.
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The boy surrendered the lighter to the teacher, but he also pleaded that school authorities not let his probation officer in on the offense. The kid later told a school security guard he only torched the girl's hair as a joke and for retaliation, because she had burned his follicles earlier.
Point of order: Whatever happened to noogies, wedgies and Hertz doughnuts?
Anyway, the boy maintained that he only wanted to burn her hair, not all of Century High down. Even the state Attorney General indicated the arson count was stretching the criminality too far. While the prank won the boy a longer probation stretch, at least he gets the arson count expunged from his record.
"At the parties' behest," the justices wrote, "we will reverse the juvenile court's true finding on the attempted arson allegation."
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Eighty-nine per cent of those surveyed said they felt confident about their company's outlook and 91 per cent believed technology would be the biggest transformation trend to have an impact on their business.
Nearly two-thirds said the global economy would improve this year.
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Less than half of Australian chief executives shared their New Zealand counterparts' enthusiasm.
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"The growth in the number of trade deals, by successive governments, has turned out to be a masterstroke," he said.
The growing Asian middle class was regarded by 57 per cent of New Zealand executives as an opportunity to expand.
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HAUPPAUGE, N.Y., April 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- There's power in the Park! That's the message HIA-LI, the recognized voice for business on Long Island, will deliver as it details the many ways that the Hauppauge Industrial Park has become a major economic engine for Long Island at its annual Hauppauge Industrial Park Update and executive breakfast event on Wednesday, April 23, 2014 from 8 AM to 10 AM at IBEW, 370 Motor Parkway, Hauppauge, NY. Attendees will learn about the objectives, progress and status of current projects, which all have the same goal: continued growth for Long Island businesses. This has become a "must attend" annual event for local business leaders and legislators, and is expected to draw a large and diverse crowd, allowing attendees to discover the extraordinary new business opportunities that continue to arise in the region. Registration and additional information can be found at http://www.hia-li.org/event_detail_wf2.cfm?eventid=506
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"The Hauppauge Industrial Park plays a significant role in our local economy. As we continue to increase business growth on Long Island with projects that benefit companies, employees and the economy, the Park grows in significance," says Terri Alessi-Miceli, President of HIA-LI. "It is time to re-energize local business communities and inspire our members to get the most from new opportunities. We look forward to discussing the most pressing topics, issues and initiatives with our audience."
Top Five Reasons the Park Means Big Business
Long Island business owners and executives can obtain significant traction and growth for their businesses as they learn ways to conduct trade in and around the Hauppauge Industrial Park.
As the upcoming event will detail, new initiatives, including the addition of an overlay district and a sewer expansion project, make the Park an ideal partner to and location for business. Here are the big reasons businesses on and off Long Island are paying attention:
- Big Engine. The Hauppauge Industrial Park is widely regarded as a major revenue generator and economic engine for Long Island
- Big Employer. It's home to 1,300 companies employing 55,000 people in various industries
- Big Park. It's one of largest industrial parks in the nation with 1,400 acres and 14 million sq. ft. of type A office space and light-to-heavy industrial space
- Big Pockets. It contributes nearly $20 million in Long Island property tax revenue
- Big Plans. It develops and implements projects which will continue to increase growth on Long Island, by adding businesses and producing employment opportunities, ultimately putting money back into the economy
This year's Hauppauge Industrial Park Update panel will be moderated by Jack Kulka, CEO of Kulka Construction with regional business and legislative leaders including Patrick Vecchio, Town of Smithtown Supervisor; Anthony Senft, Town of Islip Councilman; Frank DeRubeis, Planning & Community Development Director for Town of Smithtown; and John Donovan, Chief Engineer, Division of Sanitation, Suffolk County Department of Public Works. Among the invited guests is John M. Kennedy Jr., Suffolk County Legislator.
Event corporate sponsors include: Capital One Bank and PSEG-LI. Additional Sponsors: AVZ, Bridgehampton National Bank, Farrell Fritz, P.C. H2M Architects & Engineers, Local 25 IBEW, National Grid, NECA, NST
Registration and additional information can be found at http://www.hia-li.org/event_detail_wf2.cfm?eventid=506
About HIA-LI
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"Few have left their marks on a sport as Peyton Manning has. Simply put, he revolutionized NFL football. Peyton energized it as had no one before him, he made it more fun for our fans, and made the game better.
Off the field, Peyton has been a tremendous ambassador for the game and the epitome of someone who gives back to the community. He is the most recognizable face in the history of the NFL, and perhaps its most popular.
I will miss seeing #18 on the field on Sundays and I am proud and thankful for all he's done for the Colts, our community, and the NFL. On behalf of Colts and NFL fans worldwide, I thank Peyton and congratulate him on an incredible career."
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hello msz.
I don't know if you want more detailed feedback..
I am constantly amazed to notice the effects 'left and right'.
I had some echoes and a few down times. But it was more like getting a chance to let go of a more personal level. like a symbolic situation (bc its already gone/changed)
This also allows me to notice patterns and embrace the change. I feel more comfortable and confident, it's even somehow fun to realize when I am different now in situations.
Thank you so much for your work
I would like to have another session if this is okay for you.
I can't get pregnant and I would like to know if TE(s) are related and if so if it can be released. (I don't know if you need more details).
(I realize it may not result in having a child anyway, so no pressure :) )
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First off I asked if you had a program that was preventing you from getting pregnant - YES
This program has been released - replaced with the positive statement
I can easily get pregnant and will have a perfect and healthy baby
Tape this statement to your mirror and say it,
, several times a day.
Here is a video of Dr Brad talking about programming:
The following trapped emotions were found contributing to your inability to conceive and have been released:
age 38
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wishy washy
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age 37
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The ages can be off a year or two.
The emotions on the Emotion Code chart are not the only emotions that can be trapped. If it does not resonate that you had that exact emotion, the one listed may have the next closest vibration to the actual emotion - such as
worthless for useless
, or
humiliation instead of embarrassment
Even if the age is off, or the exact emotion is off, that ball of energy was released...
I don't know what will happen, but our goal is always to balance the body as much as possible, so the body's natural healing ability can take over.
This is all your body released at this time, it needs to process.
"Doing The Emotion Code is like doing surgery on the energy body. We are literally looking for "malignant" or harmful energies that need to be removed, then we remove them, and the energy body has to heal and reorganize or regain it's balance. If you were to do actual surgery to have a tumor removed, you would expect to have at least a few days of downtime afterward. Your surgeon would also likely tell you what to expect during this healing time, and he or she would also advise you to get extra rest in order to allow the body to heal. The advice after a session with The Emotion Code is just about the same! Be aware that if you feel out of sorts, have changes in your sleeping pattern, vivid dreams or emotional ups and downs, this is totally normal!
Drink lots of water, eat healthy and get plenty of rest,
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- Shower only
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- Premium TV channels
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If French company BeeWi leaves you drawing a blank then let us remind you of the mini Mini, a fleet of which added to the entertainment in the Olympic stadium last summer. Awesome huh? Well, possibly better than that is the company's latest: the BeeWi Scara Bee, or "Mars Rover" as its makers have nicknamed it.
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Okay, so it doesn't look like the Mars Rover, as in the one that went crawling around on the red planet, but that's probably as there's no official licence for this one.
This app-controlled Scara Bee buggy can interact with Android and iOS systems using local Wi-Fi networks - not satellite-controlled like a multimillion-dollar project - which gives it greater range than the Bluetooth-paired mini Mini.
The Scara Bee also comes with a built-in VGA camera that can relay live footage back to your iPad, Nexus, or whatever you happen to be using to control the remote device.
Controls are simple: an accelerator and the ability to turn cater for most of what you'll need, though we didn't find the controls as intricate as a dedicated remote control car. It sure is a speedy thing though.
A blast for $150, or about £93.
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Rapid Evolution Within Single Crop-growing Season Increases Insect Pest Numbers
UC Riverside research could help prevent crop loss, pest outbreaks
Image shows a female Green Peach Aphid clone with a line of her clonal daughters soon after live birth (older clones are bigger). Photo credit: M. Turcotte.
RIVERSIDE, Calif.—New research by scientists at the University of California, Riverside shows that evolution—genetic changes in populations over time—can occur so rapidly in organisms that its impact on population numbers and other aspects of biology can be seen within just a few generations.
The research, published online Aug. 9 in Ecology Letters, the highest ranked journal in the field of ecology, can improve scientists' ability to predict the growth and spread of endangered species, invasive species, and disease epidemics.
Working on aphids, considered the world's most important crop pest, the researchers experimentally tested the impact of rapid evolution on wild populations within a single crop-growing season. To accomplish this, the researchers set up an experiment that prevented evolution by natural selection from occurring in some aphids while allowing it in others. They then compared the rate at which the non-evolving and evolving populations grew.
Each fall, aphids undergo one generation of sexual reproduction. The following spring, they begin multiple generations of asexual reproduction. During this period multiple clonal lineages compete, leading to changes in gene frequencies and mean trait values in the population in the process.
In their field experiment, the researchers compared replicated aphid populations that were non-evolving (single clone, thus genetically identical) to aphid populations that were potentially evolving (two clones genetically different from each other and with dissimilar growth rates).
As the populations grew, the researchers tested whether the mixed populations evolved. Counting aphids repeatedly, they found that clones rapidly changed in frequency, within 30 days or 4-5 aphid generations. They then tested the impact of this evolutionary change on the ecology of the aphids. They found that evolving populations grew in number up to 42 percent faster than non-evolving populations.
"This shows that even without human interference natural selection acting on aphid populations causes rapid evolution," said Martin M. Turcotte, who led the research as a graduate student in ecology, evolution and organismal biology at UC Riverside. "Even stronger effects might be expected when pesticides are in use. For decades, evolution was deemed too slow and, hence, it was not considered when studying population growth—an oversight that needs to be corrected. Ignoring this evolution, as is not currently uncommon, can lead to predictions that greatly underestimate pest densities and outbreaks."
Rapid evolution could have important untested impacts in many other applied areas. For example, rapid evolution is important in fisheries where intense fishing causes fish to evolve traits that let them escape fishing nets. Antibiotic resistance and increased virulence in pathogens are examples where rapid evolution impacts human health.
The study was conducted at the University of California Motte Rimrock Reserve where the researchers collected multiple clonal lineages from a wild aphid population feeding on mustard plants. They identified clones and characterized their intrinsic per capita growth rates in a greenhouse at UCR.
Turcotte graduated with a doctoral degree in biology from UCR this year. Currently a postdoctoral scholar at the University of Toronto at Mississauga, Canada, he uses experimental evolution to study fundamental questions about the ecology and evolution of plant-herbivore interactions.
He was joined in the research by his co-advisors at UCR: David N. Reznick, a professor of biology, and J. Daniel Hare, a professor of entomology. A few UCR biology undergraduate students also assisted the research team.
Turcotte was funded by grants from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada; Fonds de Recherche du Québec and the University of California Natural Reserve System. Grants from the U.S. National Science Foundation supported Reznick and Hare in the study.
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Seems Google is getting ready to launch another of their G ideas. This time it is GPay – a mobile payment method that seems similar to that used in Europe and Asia already.
The patent outlines "a computer-implemented method of effectuating a payment, comprising: receiving at a computer server system a text message from a payor containing a payment request comprising a payment amount sent by a payor device operating independently of the computer server system; debiting a payor account for an amount corresponding to the amount of the payment request; and crediting a payee account that is independent of the computer server system," according to PC World.
Using a mobile device to make payments has been around Europe and Asia for some time. If the other people who started this have not filed a patent in the US it will be interesting to see if Google gets it by just being the first to register it here.
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- 102 guestrooms
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Comfortable overnite stay. Would do again.
You get what you pay for. Place was cheap. It's good if you're exhausted and just need a place to crash. Service was good. I had a fine stay, but it's an old, ugly, loud, uncomfortable hotel. It did look like they had recently updated the bathroom, which was good.
Quality room for the price.
We asked for extra pillows they didn't have any. We asked about the WIFI because it said they had it but they wanted to charge us for the use of it, which wasn't stated on the hotels.com site that we looked at, which I feel they should because we would have opted for a more expensive room had we of know this!
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Clerk Facing Wsp Inquiry Over Search
Pend Oreille County Clerk Winnie Sundseth is being investigated for allegedly helping a criminal suspect avoid arrest.
Washington State Patrol Sgt. Chris Powell confirmed Friday that the WSP is investigating Sundseth on a possible misdemeanor charge of rendering criminal assistance in the third degree.
Sundseth said "there was an apparent misunderstanding between departments," and she expects to be exonerated "when all the facts are presented."
Sundseth, 53, has been clerk of the county's Superior Court since 1989.
She is suspected of hiding Newport-area resident Randy D. Brown, 35, in her office while sheriff's deputies and a probation officer were searching for him on June 15. Powell said a motive for Sundseth to help Brown "hasn't been established that I am aware of."
Officers were trying to serve two warrants charging Brown with violating his probation and a court order to keep away from his estranged wife, Faith.
Undersheriff Dick Arend said Brown was expected to appear in court on other matters, and employees in the Hall of Justice had been asked to call the sheriff's department when Brown arrived.
Arend said deputies reported Brown emerged from under a counter in the clerk's office on the third time that Hackwith or deputies went to the office in the course of their search.
"I don't believe it was three occasions," Sundseth said, adding, "He was not hiding under my counter."
She said Brown was in her private office because her main office was crowded with people.
"I don't think he was hiding," Sundseth said. "He was told to wait there until the judge (Superior Court Judge Larry Kristianson) gave him an answer (about a pending case)."
She said Brown asked whether he could wait in her office. "I didn't tell him to wait here."
Sundseth said the only searcher who approached her was Hackwith, the county probation officer, and she doesn't recall denying that Brown was in her office.
"I never saw a sheriff's department person, period," she said.
Nor did she see a warrant, Sundseth said, adding that she still doesn't know whether Hackwith has authority to make an arrest.
Sundseth hired Newport attorney Doug Lambarth after Prosecutor Tom Metzger ruled the charge against Sundseth is not one for which his office is required to represent her. Metzger said he appointed Clark Colwell, retired chief criminal deputy prosecutor for Spokane County, to handle any possible prosecution of Sundseth.
"He can do whatever he feels is appropriate," Metzger said. "He has the years of experience and the judgment to know what is appropriate."
Colwell retired in 1993 after 21 years in the Spokane County prosecutor's office.
Brown has a long history of domestic abuse charges, most of which have been dismissed at his wife's request. She was granted a restraining order against Brown on June 15 and subsequently filed for divorce.
Brown has been convicted of obstructing a police officer, violating a protection order and committing fourth-degree assault.
Deborah McRoberts, director of the Family Crisis Network shelter in Newport, said she was unnerved to learn that Brown may have been hiding in the Hall of Justice at the same time she and his wife were waiting to confront him in court.
"We're looking at a real safety issue here, and it certainly doesn't make people feel like they're protected in the Hall of Justice when an abuser can elude arrest in the Superior Court Clerk's office," McRoberts said.
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Scan Products, the branded consumer manufacturing and marketing arm of C. W. Mackie PLC., has unveiled a new brand logo for their benchmark brand, "Sunquick" in keeping up with the international changes. As the leading brand within the company's product portfolio, Sunquick has given this new identity to ensure stronger communication in using real fruits and no artificial colours, sweeteners or flavours.
The new branding of Sunquick seeks to highlight the positioning of the Sunquick logo while preserving elements of the brand image that are essential to the Sunquick's trademark. It also seeks to highlight the key sales factors of high concentrations of vitamin C, that it can make over 40 fruit filled glasses of juice.
Scan Products Chief Operating Officer Mangala Perera said: "Sunquick is one of our most prized products and the value it brings to our business is immeasurable. Our consumers need to understand that this brand stands for quality and value for money. Therefore, we are giving our brand a contemporary look that is more relevant for consumer perception."
Sunquick assures the same great taste to our valued consumers.
The brand Sunquick has held an important place in the Sri Lankan Fruit Squash and Cordial market since its inception, and is the market leader in terms of Value and Volume offering an unrivaled 1:9 mixing ratio. Sunquick offers great value for money, while maintaining the natural goodness of the product by ensuring that there are no artificial colours, sweeteners or flavors. Furthermore, Sunquick offers eight flavours in three pack sizes ranging from 330 ml, 840ml and the 2 litre pack which are bottled and distributed from their state- of- the -art facility in Horana. The plant is equipped with advanced technology, abides by strict guidelines and the final product is made to the original Danish recipe, while upholding the high standards, consumers have come to expect from the brand.
To ensure the competitiveness of the brand continues to outshine its competition, Scan Products performs continues research on the product, the brand and the consumer's ever evolving needs to develop the best possible product for consumers. Scan also offers the Sunquick consumers value addition on http://www.cwmackie.com/Sunquick.html which has recipes for mocktail, main courses and deserts to ensure buyers make the best of the product.
It is this radical stance that has always given the company an edge not only in the local market, but from foreign domains as well. As even the Sunquick brand is available in over 100 countries and is the market leader in many of those nations. To satisfy such a high demand the Sunquick brand has state- of- the- art filling factories located in different parts of the world producing over 12 unique and classic fruit filled flavours to satisfy the pallet of any consumer around the globe.
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