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What’s New Things You

Should Know

1 Better brewing water begins

and ends with the filter. Peak
Water’s new filter provides
control over your water’s bicarbonate,
whilst allowing for complete saturation
in the carbon chamber, eliminating
unwanted chlorine and organic
compounds. Leran more on their
Kickstarter page.
Why Nestle is spending $7 billion

on Starbucks

Nestle, the owner of Nescafe Financial Group. For Starbucks,
and Nespresso, is paying more the partnership offers a ready-
than $7 billion for rights to sell made global distribution network
Starbucks coffee and tea in grocery that will allow the company to
stores worldwide, as the Swiss focus on its more lucrative coffee
giant looks to jolt its coffee shops and higher-end Roastery
business. As part of the deal, locations, according to industry 2 7-Eleven testing self-
Nestle will expand its line of analysts. Starbucks says it plans to chilling cans with Fizzics
single-serve capsules to include use the $7.15 billion from the deal Sparkling Cold Brew Line.
Starbucks coffee and teas. Nestle - which is pending regulatory The proprietary cans containing the
accounts for just 3 percent of the approvals - to fund stock buybacks. coffee drink. They allow RTD
U.S. coffee market, compared with Roughly 500 Starbucks employees products to be purchased at ambient
Starbucks at 15 percent and will join Nestle, which moved its temperature and chilled for
Dunkin brands at 6 percent, U.S. headquarters to Arlington, consumption through patented
acco rding to Susqu e hanna Virginia, last year. technology that activates CO2 claimed
from the atmosphere.

3 Starbu c ks an d oth er
c o f fe e c o m p a n i e s i n
California should now
post warnings because the brew
may contain an ingredient that's
been linked to cancer. The culprit
is acrylamide, a chemical produced
in the bean roasting process that
is a known carcinogen.

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