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Brief exposure to coffee roasting chemical when you’re sick can damage lungs, says new study

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — For years, we’ve known that a flavoring chemical called diacetyl, found in various foods and drinks, can damage the lungs. However,...

Coffee’s wakefulness effect doesn’t depend from caffeine, says new study

MILAN – Portuguese scientists studied coffee-drinkers to understand whether coffee’s wakefulness effect is dependent on the properties of caffeine, or whether it’s about the...

Coffee does not have major effects on blood pressure, study shows

MILAN, Italy - Chronic coffee consuption has been reported to be associated with a modest but significant increase in blood pressure (BP), although some...

Research from Cargill finds consumers want the best of both worlds in bakery aisle

MINNEAPOLIS, USA – In time for National Baking Month, new research from Cargill finds consumers want the best of both worlds – indulgence and...

The UK branded coffee shop market defies difficult trading environment to achieve strong sales and outlet growth

UNITED KINGDOM - Project Café UK 2023 shows the £4.9bn UK branded coffee shop market achieved 11.9% sales growth over the last 12 months,...

Krispy Kreme #1 most intimate fast food brand in MBLM’s 2022 Study

NEW YORK, USA – Krispy Kreme is the #1 most intimate fast food brand in MBLM’s Brand Intimacy 2022 Study, the largest study of...

If you like black coffee and dark chocolate it’s because of your genes, says study

EVANSTON, IL, USA – People who like to drink their coffee black also prefer dark chocolate, a new Northwestern Medicine study found - and...

Caffeine increases alertness and detection accuracy for moving targets, study shows

WATERLOO, Ontario, Canada – In the first study of its kind to explore caffeine ’s effects on dynamic visual skills, researchers concluded that caffeine...

Drinking coffee or tea may improve survival after breast cancer treatment

MILAN – New research suggests that drinking coffee or tea after breast cancer treatment may improve survival. In a study of 8,900 women with...

Coffee scientist Sara Yeager: ‘Acids bring much more flavor impact than just sourness’

MILAN – A new study by researchers at the UC Davis Coffee Center, titled “Acids in coffee: A review of sensory measurements and meta-analysis...

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