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Over the past few decades, food and beverage manufacturers have fought tooth and nail to get the right products to the right consumers at the right time.
Is it the need to be first, the drive toward innovation or just the way we now do business in the 21st Century that causes food and beverage manufacturers to continue to work at breakneck speed?
Here we go again. Just when we learned that obesity kills nearly half a million people a year, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) changed that number to 112,000.
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