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5 excellent tips for understanding VODKA

Home » Blog » 5 excellent tips for understanding VODKA<br>The seduction of Vodka starts in the brain<br>What one imagines, presumes and knows about each brand is a controlled sensorial construct that speaks before the drink can say something.<br>That’s a novelty; hence vodka is the current, modern drink with an ample sample of consumers. You choose the segment in which you want to be, and go there.<br>This doesn’t happen with other categories of famous drinks in which are required years…

Vending Machine Guide to Purchase

Many companies that purchase snack vending machines and drink vending machines spend far more time worrying about items they’ll purchase to put into the ma

How much do vending machines cost and where can I buy them?

One of the most common questions we get asked is, “How much does a vending machine cost?” We attempt to answer your questions in our latest blog post.

See what researchers found when they tested a bottle of Fiji Water against a glass of tap water.

The Soft Drinks Industry Responds to Pressure to Become Healthier

Public policy makers and consumers have putting pressure on the soft drinks industry to take responsibility for their role in public health issues.

Guidelines issued for non-alcoholic drink ads to avoid ‘confusion’

Non-alcoholic product variants should not target children, watchdog rules dictate

Salty, sour, spicy, bitter: Will soft drinks ever go beyond sweet?

Will ‘sweet’ always be superior in the soft drink category? Or will consumers embrace the whole world of senses and suss out alternative tastes?

Soft Drinks and Health and Wellness Can Coexist in the U.S. Alcohol Space

Given the growing health and wellness movement among U.S. consumers, conventional wisdom would suggest that soft drinks would suffer. But in reality, the opposite is happening, particularly in the alcoholic beverage space. And amid the juxtaposition of the sober-curious consumers and the premium...

Can Discouraging Soft Drinks Encourage Happier Workers?

Mounting evidence shows regular consumption of both the sugar containing and diet varieties of these drinks are linked to significant health problems.

Key Infrastructure Success Factors for Food and Beverage Manufacturers

The food and beverage industry has undergone many changes, and there are critical capabilities that their ERP system should provide. These organizations must constantly stay in compliance and remain vigilant to maintain a highly-integrated technology environment, providing essential visibility and compliance.

Can Beverage Manufacturers Find a Technology Grand Slam?

Everybody gets excited about transformational change, but while we’re waiting, incremental improvements also deliver value.

Saved By A Straw? Sipping Soft Drinks And Other Beverages Reduces Risk Of Decay

Americans drink roughly 576 soft drinks every year - about one and a half cans a day for everyone in the United States. Drinking these beverages places the people who may not follow proper oral hygiene techniques at a higher risk for cavities and other oral health problems.

Can you guess the names of the classic soft drink mascots?

Are non-alcoholic drinks safe during pregnancy?

While choosing a non-alcoholic wine or beer sounds like a safe choice, some of these beverages do contain alcohol, which is risky in pregnancy.

Does Tasty Non-Alcoholic Beer Exist? We Dare Say It Does

Not in the mood for a beer buzz? These non-alcoholic beers taste just like the real deal -- without the hangover.

Diet Soft Drinks and Improved Colon Cancer Outcome?

Drinking artificially sweetened beverages was associated with significantly improved survival in patients with stage III colon cancer, but the effect may be due to displacing sugar-sweetened drinks.

4 things to know about soft drinks

Vending machines, the world over are full of a multitude of soft drinks so we thought we’d give you some interesting facts about soft drinks. What soft drink was named after a digestive enzyme? Sou…

Most countries get more calories from alcohol than soft drinks

Data suggests tackling Britain’s drink problem could be more important for health than targeting sugar consumption