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Super Hiper Ácido (S.H.A.) is exactly as its name implies: sour. As in, maybe the most sour thing you’ve ever put in your mouth. Confiteca, the Ecuadorean company behind it, designed it for the extreme palates of Gen Z candy lovers. To make sure the sour flavor was enough of a challenge, Confiteca developed its own sour scale and declared that every Super Hiper Ácido product the company put on the market has to hit at least 90 out of 100. The S.H.A. brand of products now makes up about 42 percent of Confiteca’s exports and is popular in Saudi Arabia, Bolivia, United Arab Emirates, Panama and Israel.

“There is a dairy industry in every country, and so we are catering to the dairy industry in the whole African region.”​

Wine.com announced the twelfth annual Wine.com 100. Reflecting the top wines purchased on the website during the first 10 months of 2018, the Wine.com 100 is the industry's only list based exclusively on consumer purchasing behavior. With nearly 35,000 unique vintage-specific wines purchased at Wine.com in 2018, the Top 100 is an exclusive group representing the best-selling available labels.  The list provides insight into consumers' online wine-buying patterns, highlighting popular producers, regions and varietals. The complete 2018 Wine.com 100 list is available online here.

Kikyouya, originally a small, family-run sweet shop that specialized in kintsuba, a Japanese sweet filled with red-bean paste, has been making shingen mochi since the late 1960s. A single package of Kikyou shingen mochi is complex, but it’s also small — small enough to fit in your palm — and contained in a flexible plastic box that’s wrapped in a soft sheet of pretty, floral-printed plastic and sealed with a topknot. It’s messy to eat, or at least it can be, but the clever packaging considers this: The wrapping itself doubles as a tiny tablecloth to prevent stains and spills. Before I knew this, I ate shingen mochi in my hotel room, as Tokyo was being soaked by the outermost edges of a passing typhoon. With my first bite, I sent a little cloud of roasted soybean powder into the air and coughed with surprise. The rice cakes were soft, chewy, delicious. And where the brown-sugar syrup trapped the powder, it turned into a gorgeous caramel sludge. I couldn’t quite imagine how a sweet like this, one defined by such varied textures, and by such a distinct form, could ever be transformed into a chocolate bar.

Weekly Roundup: Gold Coast Ingredients opens new S.M.A.R.T. Center, Campbell Soup names Clouse as new CEO

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Maruho Hatsujyo Innovations (MHI, mhi-innovations.com), the U.S. subsidiary of Maruho Co. Ltd., will showcase its EAGLE-Uni semi-automatic blister machine at Healthcare Packaging Expo. Ideal for small-scale production, packaging development and material testing, the versatile unit performs forming, sealing and punching operations in consecutive steps at one universal station.

It might seem counterintuitive to make candy from a fruit that the writer Richard Sterling said smelled like ‘‘pig-[expletive], turpentine and onions, garnished with a gym sock.’’ The taste of the massive, spiky fruit is also bizarre — a custardy, sweet flavor with a savory vibe — often described as whipped cream with a hint of garlic or, as the naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace wrote, ‘‘occasional wafts of flavor that call to mind cream-cheese, onion-sauce, sherry-wine and other incongruous dishes.’’ Nonetheless, Durian candy is a coveted souvenir from Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Though it has its fans, durian candy has also been the subject of videos like ‘‘Trying the Worst Candy Ever!’’ and ‘‘Durian Candy Reaction.’’

One former senior officer last night described the shocking breach as ‘very worrying’, but added: ‘Schools are not fortresses.’ 

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The brigadeiro, a fudge truffle, is a classic in Brazil and frequently served at parties. The story goes that the treat gets its name from Brig. Gen. Eduardo Gomes, a candidate in the 1945 presidential election. The general didn’t win the presidency, but his legacy lives on in the chocolaty confection. To create your own, make fudge balls by combining sweetened cocoa powder, condensed milk and butter, then top with sugar or sprinkles. Or take inspiration from the hipster versions you can find from New York to Brazil that include pistachios, coconut or matcha.

Romaco (Karlsruhe, Germany), a global supplier of processing and packaging equipment predominantly for the pharmaceutical industry, introduced its new Unity 500 blister packaging line at the Achema 2018 tradeshow, which was held on June 11 to 15 in Frankfurt, Germany. This monobloc machine was showcased along with the Promatic PTT for seam track & trace and the new Promatic PAK 130 case packer. A compact, GMP-compliant design was a key priority for the fully integrated blister packaging line with a maximum output of 500 blisters and 150 cartons per minute. The Romaco Unity 500 is mainly intended for high-performance jobs at medium speeds.