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We met two members of the Salmiakkikonklaavi, Juha Hellsten and Kaija Collin, at a bar with red carpeting and white plastic-laminate bistro tables that felt like someone’s idea of the future in 1967. Annala placed a mixed bag of loose salmiakki in the center of the table and tore down its sides so they looked like the petals of a giant flower, the pile of licorice now a teeming black bulb. Choosing a subtly flavored Swedish fish, Annala twisted it between his fingers, then took a bite and nodded approvingly. “It’s mild, but has just enough salty licorice to make it acceptable. And the structure is very good and playful.”

The paper was recovered by Times journalists in Tal Abta, a village in northern Iraq, in July 2017 in a building used by ISIS fighters.

The factory was very much a typical factory in certain ways (vast, noisy) and more specifically a candy factory in others (my shoes stuck to the floors from the sugar, and there was a pleasant, lingering odor of fruit more or less wherever I went). As thoroughly automated as any car plant I’d visited in Detroit, the place felt, as those factories did, like both an extraordinary human achievement and an allegory for human redundancy in the form of a mechanical tableau vivant. Stamping presses pounded candy shapes into sheets of starch powder; licorice or sugary fillings were squirted into molds; robot arms hoisted trays onto drying racks. In one room, a lone human employee manually plucked misshapen candies from a conveyor belt, tossing them into a plastic hopper at his feet. I found myself hoping the belt would accidentally speed up and force him to begin gobbling candy, Lucy-and-Ethel-style. But apparently there’s an optical scanner also checking the candy shapes, and if anything goes wrong, an alarm will sound.

“We will be part of the story by making formulations and new molecules that are developed specifically for this technology,” said Renaud Deval, global head of weed control at Syngenta, which was bought by ChemChina last year.

Both Jeff and Florence take the time to chat with customers to advise them the appropriate quantity of goods to buy. In fact, the duo often — counterintuitively — encourage their customers to buy less than what they think they need. Florence explains: “It definitely goes against profit-making sensibilities, but we’d much rather encourage customers to buy what they really need instead of stockpiling everything at home. For example, a customer might come in asking for 200 grams of lentils, but we’ll suggest that they scoop out the lentils themselves and stop at an amount they’re comfortable with, rather than scooping  up that 200 grams straightaway. More often than not, customers realise that the amount they really need is far less than what they think they need. A mindful shopping experience, such as one here at Unpackt, helps our customers to save some money, and at the same time, less waste is generated if people are only buying what they really need”.

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These chocolate-covered caramels get their name from the celebrity trivia on their wrappers — quite literally, fan tales. They were first created in the 1930s to cash in on movie-star mania not long after the ‘‘talkies’’ came to Australia. Today, the candy is owned by Nestlé, and its team of trivia writers digs up factoids on celebrities from Australia and around the world. Here’s a snippet from a wrapper: ‘‘Born in New South Wales in 1939, he held a job as a painter working on the Sydney Harbour Bridge before rising to fame in the early 1970s after he did a comical interview on ‘A Current Affair.’ He later became a worldwide success with his performance in ‘Crocodile Dundee’ (1986), which he co-wrote.’’ Answer: Paul Hogan.

Shuttle blister packaging systems offer high sealing pressures for application of lids properly. These systems have single station shuttle sealer or are available with multiple station shuttle sealers, increasing the shuttle blister packaging systems market growth. The packaging industry is growing by leaps and bounds, and labor required for packaging should be reduced, giving rise to the demand for shuttle blister packaging systems.

“I would assume that within three years we would have a robust commercially feasible model,” Liam Condon, head of Bayer’s crop science division, said in February.

Then, the day before my return flight, we met a man who remembered seeing stacks of paper inside the provincial headquarters of the Islamic State’s Ministry of Agriculture in a small village called Omar Khan, 25 miles southeast of the city. The next day we traveled to the town, no more than a speck on the map of the Nineveh Plains, and entered House No. 47.

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The US presents a mature coffee market with growth rates below the global average in total volume sales. Despite ongoing concerns about sustainability, price and quality, coffee pods surpassed coffee beans and have become the second most prominent coffee format. The future of US coffee relies on premium and convenient offerings, while coffee shops and specialized stores are key drivers for this market.