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Dear Sir or Madam,
A significant acquisition in the healthy snacks sector promises new market opportunities in the UK with expected revenue of around 100 million euros. Meanwhile, a new study shows that lifelong heavy alcohol consumption can increase colorectal cancer risk by up to 95% - while abstaining could lower the risk again. Good news for beer enthusiasts: Non-alcoholic varieties are booming and have exceeded the 10 percent mark in sales in Germany for the first time.
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