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First state in the world to explicitly ban selling energy
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First state in the world to explicitly ban selling energy
drinks

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In May 2014 Lithuania became the first state to ban energy drink to people below 18 years old. The ban followed a slew of research showing the popularity of drinks such as Red Bull and Monster, especially among minors: A 2013 study by the European Food Safety Authority found that 68% of European kids between 10 to 18 years old drank energy drinks. Heavy consumption of energy drinks have been linked to heart problems, depression, hypertension and convulsions, that’s why Lithuania set such a bold ban.
Gabi

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What could a company selling mineral water do to increase their sales and at the same time contribute to the demand regarding "healthy drinks"?
Drinking flavored water is essentially healthier than drinken soda but is it really all that healthy? or are we being fooled by the marketing experts?

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How could a company keep their customers happy regarding the price of their chicken whilst, at the same time, keep their reputation high regarding their environmental consciousness? A big campaign regarding battery chickens caused a big issue for the food industry, people wanted to eat chickens which had a "good" life, not one which was being fattened for the cheap price. AH got a lot of comments regarding their chicken, thus launching their "new" responsibly raised chicken.

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When you have to hurry because you have to catch a train but you really need some food or something to drink then it is simple to get some food our drinks at the train station. But Isn't it bad for the environment, all the paper en plastic we use for our food and drinks, especially everything from the train station? Isn't it better to wake up earlier to drink your coffee at home and not out of a plastic cup?

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Unhealthy food is easier to get than healthy food

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Unhealthy food is easier to get than healthy food

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At the kiosk at central station Groningen you can get way more unhealthy food then healthy food. The main things they sell are sweets, cookies,  crisps and drinks with a lot of sugar in it. should't they sell more healthy food to make it more easy to choose for an healthier alternative?

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Why is it so important to make a product look attractive?

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Why is it so important to make a product look attractive?

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People choose to buy something more easily when it looks attractive. How do companies react to this and how do they make sure the target audience likes the products? How do they know what customers like?

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Age restricion for energy drinks?

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Can a vegan diet damage your child's health?

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Can a vegan diet damage your child's health?

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More people begin to change their diets to a vegan one and often their kids need to do so as well. Regardless the fact that children in that age most likely cannot decide what they want to eat, the parents need to be aware of the risks that  come along with a vegan diet. Families try to raise their children on vegan diets without being adequately informed are definitely risking the child's health.  Therefore, should it be illegal to sell vegan "babyproducts"?

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People seem to get more and more obsessed with veganism. Nowadays at grocery stores there are vegan replacements for almost every food. People stopped eating meat, dairy products and etc. However is that really beneficial?