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A third German meat processing site is changing hands, marking another significant step in a major withdrawal from the German market. Meanwhile, a newly launched research group is harnessing AI and multiomics methods to predict how food ingredients taste and affect the human body. At the same time, a new study suggests that coffee may protect against aging and chronic disease through a receptor that has long flown under the radar.
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