The acid test: Muesli in tetra paks from three big brands boast 50% fruit...

Grocer;  February 1, 2003 ;     335 words ...Fyffes, Outspan And Cape Muesli From: Capespan Big name fruit brands have arrived on the breakfast cereals fixture with the launch...I would like to see the combination of the new pack and fruit brands combined with an existing big seller such as Special K. Score...

Express train delays cut

Evening News - Scotland;  February 20, 2006 ;     44 words ...KEY train services from Edinburgh to Glasgow are suffering fewer delays. First ScotRail has reduced its delays overall by 38 per cent across express services, according to January figures. Gordon Dewar, First ScotRail's commercial director, said: "We have worked hard to cut delays."

DON'T SNIFF AT SCOTS.(News)

Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  November 11, 2003 ;     72 words ......Britain when it comes to battling coughs and sniffles but they're still the weaker sex compared with their women! A poll by fruit brands Cape and Outspan found that the Scots are 66 per cent less likely to suffer a cold than men elsewhere in the country. Our...

Capespan muesli. (Hot spots: a round-up of the hottest recent action in...

Grocer;  January 18, 2003 ;     38 words ...* Fruit supplier Capespan is debuting in the breakfast cereal market with the launch of a premium muesli range featuring fruit brands, Fyffes, Outspan and Cape Orchard. * In an unusual move for the category, the range comes in Tetra Pak cartons.

Campaign cuts injuries to old.(News)

Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England);  November 27, 2003 ;     171 words ...Older people are suffering fewer falls - thanks to an award-winning scheme being piloted in Gateshead. The work has won international recognition and next week...

Eating less could be the key to living to 150.

The Daily Mail (London, England);  June 4, 2002 ;     200 words ......fed a healthy low-fat diet are dying at the normal rate, while animals fed 30 per cent less appear to be living longer and suffering fewer ailments such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. One of the underfed monkeys is 38 - the human equivalent of...

INFECTIONS MIGHT KEEP ASTHMA AWAY.(LIVING)

The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH);  January 3, 1997 ;     192 words ......incidence of asthma has doubled in the United States and other developed countries in the past 20 years because the young are suffering fewer childhood infections. Infections such as whooping cough and tuberculosis may train the immune system not to react to irritants...

Over 30 percent of China's preserved fruit brands unqualified

Xinhua News Agency;  April 20, 2004 ;     130 words ...Over 30 percent of China's preserved fruit brands unqualified BEIJING, April 20 (Xinhua) -- Preserved fruit of 35 percent of brands do not reach the governmental quality standards...

Nestle wraps up Dreyer's acquisition.(News & Trends)(Brief Article)

Dairy Foods;  August 1, 2003 ;     131 words ......light, back in late June, the transaction was complete. To appease the FTC, Dreyer's has sold its Dreamery, Godiva and Whole Fruit brands to CoolBrands International, which will also receive Nestle's distribution assets. The FTC blocked the deal in March over...

"Average" cholesterol may be too high. (adapted from the New England...

Environmental Nutrition;  November 1, 1996 ;     117 words ......of research on 4,159 men and women. Half took a cholesterol-lowering drug called pravastatin and half a placebo. Besides suffering fewer fatal heart attacks, the pravastatin group required fewer angioplasties and coronary bypasses. Those with the highest LDL...

Native azaleas: Deciduous delights

Southern Living;  April 1, 1996 ;     240 words ......blasphemy, I like them better than the evergreen ones. They grow more easily for one thing, tolerating colder winters and suffering fewer insects and diseases. As a group, they bloom over a much longer period. In fact, some bloom in August and September. Many...

MEDICINE U.S. INCIDENTS OF ASTHMA DOUBLE.(News)

Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA);  January 3, 1997 ;     155 words ......United States and other developed countries in the past 20 years. A study suggests the reason may be that the young are suffering fewer childhood infections. In effect, the study suggests that some childhood infections may train the immune system not to react...

RECALLS TRIGGERED BY TYPHOID OUTBREAK

United Press International;  March 9, 1999 ;     250 words ......Recalls triggered by typhoid outbreak MIAMI, March 9 (UPI) _ The Florida Agriculture Department has added eight more frozen fruit brands to a U.S. Food and Drug Administration recall of a tropical fruit product imported from Guatemala and Honduras, ordering...

St. George slays the Mideast dragon

The Boston Globe;  March 3, 1991 ;     700+ words ......Utterly. Who would have believed it possible to win a ground war involving 1 million combatants in 100 hours, with the victors suffering fewer US combat deaths (79) than killed in overturned trucks and accidents aboard ship? Not me. Press, pundits, public, our wiseacres...

Study Finds N.Y. Smoking Ban Helping

AP Online;  July 28, 2005 ;     334 words ...CANDICE CHOI, Associated Press Writer AP Online 07-28-2005 Dateline: ALBANY, N.Y. Bar and restaurant workers in New York are suffering fewer sore throats and runny noses since the state's workplace smoking ban went into effect, health officials reported Wednesday...