Better Juice, GEA Join to Disrupt Global Juice Industry
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- Better Juice signed a joint venture with GEA Group to scale up its sugar-reduction technology
REHOVOT, Israel, Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Better Juice, Ltd., the sugar-reduction foodTech start-up, has announced a collaboration with GEA Group AG, Germany, a world leader in process engineering for the food and beverage sectors, in a push to scale up and expand its global footprint. This move comes as part of Better Juice s commitment to transform the global juice industry through advancing its technology for reducing all sugars in orange juices.
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The American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation has decided to dissolve their relationship with Enbridge Energy after members of their skiing community voiced concern over the sponsorship. The ABSF says they had intended their mutual engagement would foster thoughtful discussion about the environment and climate change. They developed the Birkie Green which is an initiative to inspire and implement solutions to address changing climates and work towards less reliance on fossil fuels in the future.
They say in a statement that the relationship with Enbridge Energy is not in alignment with the American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation mission. They announce that moving forward they will continue to work towards the Birkie Green initiatives:
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