Asbestos in sand-based toys: the Fraud Repression calls to suspend the commercialization of all the affected products
French authorities have called for the suspension of all sand-based toys due to the discovery of asbestos contaminating some of these products.
A dramatic sugar upheaval is coming - Now a grim assessment has been made
Finnish Sugar Ltd has announced it will start negotiations to cease the production of several sugar products in Finland, reflecting a challenging outlook for domestic food production.
The White Company’s luxury £55 Seychelles gift set makes the perfect gift for Mother’s Day
The White Company's Seychelles Luxury Gift Set is a popular choice for Mother's Day gifts, priced at £55 and including a range of beauty products.
Increase in import tariff could raise up to R$ 20 billion this year and exchange for national products is 'uncertain', says Senate agency
The Brazilian government's increase in import tariffs on over a thousand products is projected to generate up to R$ 20 billion in revenue this year, according to the Independent Fiscal Institution.
Study reveals changes caused by AI in the digital content market
A study shows that artificial intelligence is significantly transforming the digital content market, generating over R$ 140 million in 2025 through AI-related educational products.
German Chancellor Merz Observed a Display of Chinese Robots
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited a robotics company in China to observe their products firsthand.
Transform research into marketable products, FG urges varsities, others
The Nigerian government is encouraging universities and institutions to commercialize research to boost innovation and economic growth.
Acre does not meet the deadline delivery goal for products by Correios and has the second worst index in the country
Acre has achieved only 70.78% of its expected product delivery target, making it the second worst performing state in Brazil.
Decision Made: Helsinki Halves Meat and Dairy Products in Schools and Daycares
Helsinki's city council has decided to halve the procurement of meat and dairy products in city food services, specifically affecting schools and daycares, by 2030.
Helsinki halves meat and dairy procurement in schools and daycares
The Helsinki City Council has approved a proposal to halve the procurement of meat and dairy products in city food services by 2030, substituting them with plant-based foods.
Paris Baguette and Tous les Jours to Lower Bread Prices Following President Yoon's Criticism of Price Collusion
In response to President Yoon's pressure to reduce prices due to alleged price collusion, major Korean bakery chains have announced price cuts on various bread products and cakes.
The smell of cleanliness and discounts: 'Iki' is hosting the long-awaited 'Cleanliness Fiesta' with discounts of up to 50 percent.
Lithuania's supermarket chain 'Iki' launches 'Cleanliness Fiesta' offering substantial discounts on cleaning products as spring cleaning season begins.
Perfume seller Notino failed with constitutional complaint. Must disclose where it obtained Chanel products
The Czech perfume and cosmetics retailer Notino lost its constitutional complaint regarding the requirement to disclose the origin of its Chanel products, which the Constitutional Court deemed groundless.
Anmat prohibits a series of cosmetics and personal care products from an unauthorized laboratory
The National Administration of Medicines, Foods and Medical Technology (Anmat) in Argentina has banned various cosmetics and personal care products due to irregularities identified in their labeling and lack of proper registration.
This Week's Bargains on Amazon: Discounts Up to 70% on Technology, Home, and Personal Care
Amazon is offering discounts of up to 70% on various products, particularly in technology, home, and personal care categories.
Too Mush, the lion's mane mushroom steaks that want to make a space on the supermarket shelf
The Spanish brand Too Mush is introducing ready-to-eat lion's mane mushroom products, aiming to popularize this nutritious fungus in households and restaurants.
Cristiano Rattazzi spoke about Chinese products and competition in the Argentine market: "The world is changing"
Cristiano Rattazzi discusses the challenges posed by Chinese imports and advocates for reforms in Argentina to strengthen the local industry.
Haddad defends tax increase on imports of over a thousand products: 'protect national production'
Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad advocates for an increase in taxes on over a thousand imported products, including smartphones, to protect domestic production.
Chip Corporation: Nvidia is increasing the pace further
Nvidia reports significant revenue growth amid rising demand for its products, unaffected by concerns about an AI bubble.
Twenty-year-old testifies at US trial about harm from social media addiction
A young woman is testifying in a significant trial against social media companies, alleging that their addictive products have harmed children, including herself.
Use of peptide 'amplification in cosmetic cultivation'
The article discusses the application of a newly discovered peptide in cosmetic products that enhances the appearance and benefits of skin care.
The ‘100 Won Sanitary Napkin’ Mentioned by the President… Moving Beyond a One-Time Event
Following President Lee Jae-myung's criticism of high sanitary napkin prices, a new 100 won sanitary napkin is set to launch, raising consumer hopes but also concerns about its quality and safety.
So long, Mr. Clean: Mascot to ‘retire’ after almost 7 decades on the job
Mr. Clean, the beloved cleaning product mascot, officially announces his retirement after 68 years, signaling a new chapter for the brand while keeping its products available.
Tariff may exceed 15% for some countries, says US trade representative
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicated that import tariffs for certain countries could surpass the promised 15% by Donald Trump, while maintaining that tariffs on Chinese products will not increase further.
Higher tax on imported cell phones is expected to have little impact on prices in Brazil; main brands already produce in the country
Brazil's government has raised taxes on over a thousand imported products, including cell phones, to boost local industry competitiveness, but most smartphones are already produced domestically.
Warning: less content - higher price. New law in Austria targets hidden price increases
Austria has passed a new law requiring retailers to label products that have decreased in quantity while maintaining the same price, a practice known as 'shrinkflation.'
Supermarket hot chocolate beats Hotel Chocolat in taste test for half the price
A taste test reveals that a supermarket's hot chocolate surpasses premium brands like Hotel Chocolat, offering a better flavor at half the price.
Coffee, baked beans and Yorkshire puddings ranked the best at cheap supermarket
The Mirror reports that coffee, baked beans, and Yorkshire puddings are among the top-rated food products at the UK's cheapest supermarket, Aldi, as consumers seek to save money amid rising food prices.
Trendy ingredients in skincare promise hydration and elasticity – we asked a chemist if it really works
The article explores the use of trendy ingredients like seaweed, cannabidiol, and reindeer fat in skincare products, questioning their benefits and potential harm.
A Step You Shouldn't Miss When Preparing Mashed Potatoes
The article provides a simple tip for enhancing mashed potatoes by ensuring that dairy ingredients are at room temperature before mixing them in.
Double deal stack gets John Lewis shoppers Elemis, Aveda and more for £3 each
John Lewis shoppers can purchase The Rejuvenate Box, containing premium skincare products, for as low as £23.16 after cashback.
What is 'Behind' the Products of Mi Comisariato: Campaign Highlights Processes, Controls, and People Involved
Mi Comisariato launched the 'Behind' campaign to highlight food safety and traceability in its product supply chain.
Oil products spill into StrÄ—va: search for the polluter intensifies as a pipe is found at 3 meters depth, but whose is it?
A recent oil product spill into the StrÄ—va River in Lithuania has prompted authorities to investigate its source after a pipe was discovered at the site.
Aldi bringing back skincare 'nearly £60 cheaper than Estée Lauder'
Aldi is reintroducing its popular skincare products, which are priced significantly lower than Estée Lauder, leading shoppers to stock up during the return.
Throwing away food worth 420 euros: here's how to save on products and money
A significant amount of food waste in Lithuania results in annual losses of about 420 euros per person, but simple changes can help reduce waste and save money.
Make Natural Body Lotion at Home, Skin Will Remain Soft and Glowing
The article provides a simple recipe for making a homemade natural body lotion that helps keep the skin soft and glowing, avoiding the chemicals and high costs associated with commercial products.
Save a huge £170 on top make-up with Boots Best of Beauty box than doubles up as a storage solution
Boots is offering a limited edition beauty box featuring premium make-up products and a stylish storage solution for £50, allowing shoppers to save £170.
Why is the Solar Energy Sector in Trump's Crosshairs?
Donald Trump has intensified tariff attacks on imported solar energy products from India, Indonesia, and Laos following a setback in the U.S. Supreme Court regarding reciprocal tariffs.
Barber grade razor is 'best I've used' says man who shaved for 50 years now 25% off
A long-time shaver praises Cremo's barber grade razors and highlights a current 25% discount on the brand's shaving products.
Trump delivers a blow... Now imposed a tariff bomb of 126%, targeting India and Indonesia
Donald Trump has imposed a hefty 126% tariff on solar energy products imported from India as part of a broader tariff attack that affects multiple countries.
Tsumura to Acquire Yomeishu Manufacturing, Expecting Synergy Amid Declining Market
Tsumura has announced its acquisition of Yomeishu Manufacturing for approximately 6.8 billion yen, aiming to leverage synergies between herbal medicines and Yomeishu products.
What consumers think about retail and international sites?
A new survey reveals that 84% of Brazilians believe it is unfair for imported goods to be taxed at half the rate of domestic products.
TV Integração and partners launch fundraising campaign for communities affected by floods in Zona da Mata
TV Integração, in collaboration with the local government and other partners, has initiated a campaign to collect food and hygiene products for those affected by recent devastating floods in Zona da Mata, Brazil.
Home Depot says slowing demand comes amid ‘growing job concerns’
Home Depot reports a significant decline in demand for its products due to consumer concerns about the economy and job market.
This is the list of products that drove inflation in the first half of February
Inflation in Mexico accelerated to 3.92% in early February, impacting purchasing power, influenced by new taxes and tariffs on daily products.
Nutritionist Blanca GarcÃa warns against buying tuna: 'Avoid those labeled as clear, they contain more mercury'
Experts warn about the high mercury content in certain tuna products, urging careful selection and moderation in consumption.
Action Against Adulterators Before Holi, 2500 Kg of Cheese and 200 Kg of Mawa Destroyed in 72 Hours
Ahead of Holi and Ramadan, food safety authorities in Ghaziabad and Hapur launched a crackdown on adulterators, destroying significant quantities of counterfeit dairy products.
Defense Industry: Tanks, Pistols, New Products
The article discusses the evolution of the Enforce Tac, a defense and arms exhibition, highlighting the increasing public fascination with military equipment and the broader implications for society and the industry.
LookFantastic beauty egg sees Medik8, Rodial and Fenty products down £8.57 to each
LookFantastic's 10th-anniversary Beauty Egg offers significant savings on popular beauty products, making it a sought-after choice for shoppers this Easter.
Serbia: Farmers block roads demanding higher subsidies and import bans
Thousands of Serbian farmers blocked roads across the country on Tuesday, demanding higher subsidies and protection from cheap imported products, alongside faster payments for their goods.