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However, its not just large pieces of plastic that are causing havoc with the marine environment. Household and cosmetic products are laced with microplastics designed to scrub and clean, and which are too small to be caught by water filtration systems. The microplastics enter water every time someone brushes their teeth or scrubs their face with products containing them.

Here’s another interesting statistic: Finland just scored the top spot on the 2018 World Happiness Report. It’s produced by a United Nations initiative based on global polling data from Gallup, and you can make of the methodology what you will, but Finns reported themselves happier than any other nationality on earth, and they were followed on the list by three Nordic neighbors: Norway, Denmark and Iceland. Americans, meanwhile, came in at a dismal 18th. Correlation does not mean causation, but come on, this is totally causation, right? All those salty-licorice countries clustered at the very top? Maybe it’s not so crazy to think about reported national happiness in relationship to something like a favorite national candy, because what is candy, after all, if not an elemental signifier of happiness and also something extraordinarily culturally specific and wrapped up in nostalgia and childhood memories and, by proxy, national identity?

I meet Santiago-based economist and entrepreneur Jose Manuel Moller on the eve of a huge real estate move that will see him relocate, not just his offices, but two burgeoning start ups, an entire factory and also a hang out space for like-minded folk in the nearly-hipster-but-not-quite area of Recoleta, on the outskirts of Santiago in Chile. Moller’s ties to the area go beyond business, they’re personal. It’s here that he created, piloted and succeeded in launching the sustainable food startup Algramo, a company that aims to lower the price of food in poorer areas of Latin America by cutting out the costly marketing and packaging process used by chain supermarkets, which make up 70 percent of the market in Chile, and have increased food prices across the country. In place of expensive packaging and marketing, Moller and his business partner Salvador Achondo are selling exactly the same products as the supermarket chains through huge vending machines dispensing lentils, chickpeas, cleaning supplies and more, into sustainable disposable plastic tubs. These vending machines are purposefully located in the lowest income areas of Santiago.

Gautreaux’s firm primarily supplies trays with chlorine dioxide release cells to kill bacteria and spoilage organisms in fresh-cut produce packages. That led to customer requests for stripped-down tray sealers that could consistently produce a tight seal even in the presence of liquid or contaminants on the tray.

The new government did not concern itself only with administrative matters. For morality, as for everything else, there was a bureaucracy.

Precision and reliability informed development of a blowmolding system called SteadyEdge from Sidel (sidel.com), the liquid packaging division of Tetra Laval Group. The system enables production of PET containers with flat, oval and rectangular bases instead of conventional curved bases. Just as Zip-Pak can retrofit existing machines for newer resealable closures, SteadyEdge can be incorporated into Sidel’s SBO Universal and Matrix blowmolding machines.

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In Mosul, what had been called the Directorate of Agriculture was renamed Diwan al-Zera’a, which can be translated as the Ministry of Agriculture. The term “diwan” harks back to the seventh-century rule of one of the earliest caliphs.

The best performing segments based on sales growth were fast casual and casual dining. Both had growth rates above 1.0 percent in October. After having struggled through the last two years, these segments have emerged in 2018 as the most improved in terms of same-store sales performance. In fact they are the only segments with positive sales growth during each of the last five months.

Taichiro Morinaga, the founder of the company behind Hi-Chew, grew up poor in Japan. In 1888, at 23, he moved to the United States, where he experienced candy for the first time and decided to become a candy maker. Eleven years later, he opened the Morinaga Western Confectionery Shop in Tokyo, and in 1918 it was the first Japanese candy company to produce chocolate. Years later, while searching for a gumlike candy that you can actually swallow so as to avoid the rude act of removing food from your mouth, he came up with the predecessor of the Hi-Chew, a Starburst-like candy with a softer texture. Since 1975, more than 170 Hi-Chew flavors have been on the market. The latest: Açaí, pineapple and caramel apple.

If biting the head off a gummy bear is an odd sensation, consider the act of sinking your teeth into the gummy, powdered, sugarcoated jelly baby, a wee candy shaped like an infant. According to lore, what a 19th-century candy maker meant to be a jelly bean ended up looking more like a baby, so a confectioner called them unclaimed babies — like the ones frequently left on church steps in the era. In 1918, in a nod to the Armistice, Bassett’s of Sheffield sold them under the name Peace Babies, and in 1953 they were rebranded as Jelly Babies. Part of their fame comes from celebrity fans: Tom Baker’s Doctor Who carried them in his pockets, and George Harrison reportedly liked the candy, which resulted in the Beatles being pelted with them.

“I’m not concerned in terms of damping sales because we don’t define ourselves as a volume seller. We rather offer a prescription for a weed-free field, and we get paid based on the quality of the outcome,” he said.