Read more about the latest updates on COVID-19, Coca-Cola, Singapore's new sugary beverage labelling and more in our 10 most read APAC food and beverage stories for March 2020.
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Read more about the latest updates on COVID-19, Coca-Cola, Singapore's new sugary beverage labelling and more in our 10 most read APAC food and beverage stories for March 2020.
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Four major dairy industry associations in China have formed a set of guidelines for dairy and dairy product consumption for local residents in hopes of strengthening public immune resistance to combat the recent COVID-19 novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Two countries in the Middle East have suspended import of some Chinese food products to soothe public concerns in light of the COVID-2019 outbreak.
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Malaysia’s announcement that borders of the entire country will be closed for two weeks in an attempt to control the local spread of COVID-19 has led to renewed panic in neighbouring Singapore, which imports large amounts of fresh produce from the country.
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Here's your constantly updated and comprehensive round-up of FoodNavigator-Asia's COVID-19 coverage.
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Beverage giant Coca-Cola has experienced some delays in its artificial sweetener supply chain from China as a result of the novel coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19).
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The recent coronavirus outbreak (COVID-2019), which is believed to have originated from a seafood market in Wuhan, has heightened demand for fresh food imports into China.
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The food and beverage industry in Indonesia has voiced disapproval over the government’s suggestion to tax sugar-sweetened beverages in the country, citing a lack of efficacy data and evidence.
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Sugar reduction, fresh food sales surge, COVID-19 and more feature in this edition of China Focus.
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Although China may be experiencing an economical setback due to the recent novel coronavirus outbreak, the country still retains enormous potential to conquer the Asia Pacific market for 3D meat printing due to expertise in terms of cost reduction and speed.
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