PRESS AI WORLD

According to the term you entered "consumption": 33 news found

WORLD NEWS

Scotland's First Official Drug Consumption Facility Launches Amid National Crisis

Saturday, Jan 11

Scottish leaders celebrate the opening of the UK's first legal drug consumption room, aiming to combat rising drug-related deaths in Scotland.

HEALTH

Impact of Ultra-Processed Foods on Body: Caloric Intake and Weight Gain Insights

Saturday, Jan 11

New research reveals ultra-processed foods lead to higher calorie intake and weight gain, suggesting dietary adjustments can improve health outcomes.

TECHNOLOGY

Understanding deinfluencing: A trend reshaping consumer behavior against influencers

Saturday, Jan 11

Deinfluencing challenges traditional influencer marketing by promoting mindful consumer choices. Explore this growing trend reshaping online shopping habits.

WORLD NEWS

Global Wine Industry Faces Challenges but Experts Urge Patience Amid Consumption Decline

Saturday, Jan 11

The global wine industry is experiencing a consumption decline, particularly in China and France, yet experts suggest not to panic just yet.

ECONOMY

Chinese leaders encouraged to enhance spending to stimulate consumption ahead of Lunar New Year

Saturday, Jan 11

Chinese officials urged to promote consumption to boost domestic demand before Lunar New Year amid economic challenges.

ECONOMY

Shift from Fresh to Processed Foods Dominates Indian Dining Trends

Friday, Jan 10

Recent trends show India's shift from fresh produce to processed foods, as revealed in the HCES 2023-24, reflecting rapid lifestyle changes.

WORLD NEWS

UK Opens First Sanctioned Drug Consumption Facility Amid Rising Drug Deaths

Friday, Jan 10

The UK breaks new ground with its first ever drug consumption facility in Glasgow, aiming to reduce substance abuse fatalities and promote public health.

ECONOMY

Wine Industry Faces Decline in Production and Consumption Amid Global Polycrisis

Friday, Jan 10

Global wine production and consumption hit historic lows due to changing trends, climate impacts, and health consciousness, but recovery may be possible.