A new certification programme has been launched to establish a gold standard for High Phenolic Extra Virgin Olive Oil (HP EVOO), ensuring consumers can access its scientifically validated health benefits. The initiative, developed by Artemis Alliance Inc., follows extensive research and aligns with European Union health claims on olive oil polyphenols. A New Standard for Olive Oil The Aristoleo Certification programme aims to distinguish HP EVOO from standard olive oils by verifying its polyphenol content and production methods. Polyphenols, including oleocanthal and oleacein, have been linked to cardiovascular and neurodegenerative health benefits. The EU’s official health claim confirms that a…
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Chinese energy firm Sushui Energy Technology (Sushui Tech) is set to showcase its direct methanol fuel cell products in Europe for the first time at the British Association of Public Safety Communications Officials (BAPCO) event in Coventry. Taking place on 5-6 March, the exhibition will see the company present its “All-Terrain All-Weather Power Solutions” at Booth B19. Sushui Tech’s fuel cell generators, ranging from 50 to 200 watts, are designed for applications including smart cities, surveillance, public security, and disaster monitoring. The company highlights their advantages in long operational life, easy installation, low maintenance costs, and reduced carbon emissions. Expanding…
For many parents, the sight of a child picking up a smartphone is enough to cause panic. New research from global smart device provider HONOR has found that 40% of UK adults have experienced a child breaking or damaging a phone, with 25% taking out insurance specifically for child-related mishaps. To address the issue, HONOR has put its latest smartphone, the Magic7 Lite, through a series of extreme durability tests – conducted by children themselves. Dubbed the ‘Tantrum Tests’, the trials aimed to prove whether the device could survive the chaos of everyday family life. Smartphones at Risk in Children’s…
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across the UK are making significant changes to their product sourcing strategies, with a growing emphasis on digital channels, according to new data from Alibaba.com. A study of over 1,000 UK SME sourcing decision-makers, conducted ahead of March Expo 2025, found that cost remains a key driver of change. Just under half (43%) of UK SMEs said sourcing products at more competitive prices is a top priority for 2025. This was followed by finding trusted suppliers (40%), sourcing sustainable products (32%), and acquiring new, trendy products to attract customers (31%). The data also suggests that…
Cision’s latest report explores AI’s impact on PR, the rising influence of comms leaders, and the power of employee advocacy. Cision, a global media intelligence and communications firm, has released its 2025 Comms Report in partnership with PRWeek, shedding light on key trends shaping the public relations and corporate communications industry. Drawing insights from over 300 industry professionals across the United States and Canada, the report highlights the transformative role of artificial intelligence, the increasing influence of PR leaders within executive teams, and the growing importance of employee advocacy in brand credibility. Guy Abramo, Chief Executive Officer at Cision, underscored…
AI-driven learning support platform Studiosity has announced a multi-year partnership with Universities UK (UUK), the representative body for 141 universities across the country. The collaboration aims to enhance access to ethical and scalable academic support for students, offering institutions an opportunity to trial Studiosity’s AI-powered formative feedback services. Under the agreement, Universities UK members will have access to a pro bono trial of Studiosity’s services for up to 2,000 students. Institutions that choose to continue with the service will also benefit from a discounted member price starting in the next academic year. The partnership marks an expansion of Studiosity’s role…
The Baked Tile Company is making waves in the world of interior design with the launch of its new 1860 Kensington Gardens Tile Collection. Inspired by the opulence of royal palaces and designed to evoke the elegance of aristocratic spaces, the collection promises to elevate contemporary bathrooms with timeless luxury. The 1860 Kensington Gardens tiles feature delicate pink hues and a subtle floral pattern that pays homage to historic mosaic designs while blending seamlessly into modern interiors. The collection’s intricate design is reminiscent of the grandeur and refinement often associated with the palatial residences of the British aristocracy, yet when…
Daniel Ap Geraint, head chef of the acclaimed Gunroom Restaurant at Plas Dinas Country House, is set to showcase his culinary skills on the prestigious 20th series of Great British Menu. The popular television programme, which celebrates top British chefs, has made household names of many culinary icons over the past two decades, including Marcus Wareing, Tom Kerridge, and Simon Rogan. This year’s series will revolve around the theme of ‘Great Britons,’ and Ap Geraint is proud to represent Wales during the Welsh heats, which are set to air next week. Located at the historic Plas Dinas Country House near…
Global clinical research leader, Celerion, has announced plans to relocate its U.K. Phase 1 clinical research operations to the state-of-the-art iREACH Health centre in Belfast. Set to be completed in early 2027, the new facility will become a central hub for clinical research and innovation in Northern Ireland’s growing life sciences sector. The iREACH Health clinical research centre, a joint venture between Queen’s University Belfast and the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, is being designed as a cutting-edge research and innovation space. Upon its completion, it will feature a 100-bed Phase 1 facility tailored to Celerion’s specifications, enabling more…
A recent survey by PAB Communications Ltd has revealed that young people have a high level of global cultural awareness, with a strong respect for cultural differences. The survey, which questioned over 100 young individuals in primary and secondary schools between September and December 2024, showed that 85% of respondents were aware of global cultural practices, with more than 72% expressing respect for different cultures. The findings also indicated that young people are eager to expand their knowledge beyond their immediate surroundings. Many expressed an interest in learning more about global cultures, as well as gaining a deeper understanding of…