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    Applied Nutrition files notification of change in shareholdings▼REG - Applied Nutrition - Holding(s) in Company✉newsHealthNutrition1 h ago

    Applied Nutrition has issued a regulatory notification concerning holdings in the company, the standard disclosure made when a shareholder's stake crosses or changes at a reportable threshold. The filing was picked up across market news feeds, but the details of which investor is involved, the size of the stake, and whether it rose or fell have not been made clear in the coverage available.

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    Starbucks' 'Sugar-Free' Drinks Reportedly Contain Sugar▼We Asked Starbucks Why Their 'Sugar-Free' Drinks Have Sugar and Now We're Just More Confused✉newsHealthNutrition22 h ago

    Questions are being raised about Starbucks drinks marketed as sugar-free after the company was asked why some of them appear to contain sugar. The outlet says the company's explanation only added to the confusion, renewing debate about how 'sugar-free' labels are applied to beverages and how clearly cafes communicate nutritional information to customers.

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    SAS And NC State Launch AI Think Tank For Health And Environment▼SAS And NC State Launch AI Think & Do Tank For Health, Nutrition And Environmental Research✉newsScienceBiology2 d ago

    Analytics company SAS and North Carolina State University have launched a joint AI-focused think-and-do tank dedicated to research in health, nutrition and environmental science. The initiative will bring together academic and industry researchers to apply artificial intelligence to problems in public health and sustainability, strengthening the long-standing partnership between the two North Carolina institutions.

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    AI and Nanotechnology Move Into U.S. Crop Micronutrients▼AI and Nanotechnology Move Into Micronutrients: What Changes for U.S. Crop Nutrition✉newsHealthNutrition2 d ago

    AI and nanotechnology are being applied to micronutrient products for U.S. crop nutrition, a shift that could change how farmers deliver zinc, boron and other trace elements to plants. The report suggests precision tools and nano-scale formulations may improve nutrient efficiency and uptake, with implications for yields, costs and fertilizer practices across American agriculture.