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Dear Sir or Madam,
New research reveals how regular coffee consumption reshapes the gut microbiome and measurably lifts mood and reduces stress — regardless of caffeine content. Meanwhile, a major biotechnology company is significantly expanding its lactase enzyme production capacity to meet surging global demand for lactose-free dairy products. At the same time, more than 40 scientists have jointly called for a sugary drinks tax in Germany, backed by clear evidence that such measures effectively reduce consumption and sugar intake.
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