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Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Tighter rules set for unhealthy food marketing to children | Marketing Interactive
Tighter rules set for unhealthy food marketing to children | Marketing Interactive
Importantly, these criteria will be used
to update local “pledge programme” initiatives, which are based on the IFBA
global policy but which also bring in local companies in order to extend market
coverage.
Local “pledge programmes” are already in
place in over fifty markets worldwide representing roughly three billion of the
world’s population, including Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Canada, the EU,
the Gulf Cooperation Council, India, South Africa, Turkey and the U.S.A.
Local schemes extend policy coverage well
beyond IFBA membership.
For example, the EU Pledge covers over 80%
of the market while the US Children’s Food and Beverage Initiative covers
roughly 80% of food marketing spend in the US
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Monday, September 22, 2014
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Sunday, September 21, 2014
The Real Reason "Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17" Was 'Shot Down' Over Ukr...
The Real Reason "Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17" Was 'Shot Down' Over Ukraine!
‘The Guide to Malaysia’ book launched | Read | The Malay Mail Online
‘The Guide to Malaysia’ book launched | Read | The Malay Mail Online
“The book will
definitely captivate and take readers on a unique visual journey, and give them
a better glimpse of this beautiful country and convince potential tourists to
visitMalaysia
said Rosmah, who is the patron of the book series, at the launch, here, today.
definitely captivate and take readers on a unique visual journey, and give them
a better glimpse of this beautiful country and convince potential tourists to
visit
said Rosmah, who is the patron of the book series, at the launch, here, today.
Also present were the
founder of Leisure Guide Publishing Sdn Bhd Regina Fabiny and Asian Strategy
Leadership Institute (ASLI) chief executive officer Tan Sri Michael Yeoh.
founder of Leisure Guide Publishing Sdn Bhd Regina Fabiny and Asian Strategy
Leadership Institute (ASLI) chief executive officer Tan Sri Michael Yeoh.
Rosmah said it would
be nice for Malaysian officials involved in promoting trade, investment and
tourism overseas to present the book to those who wished to have any engagement
withMalaysia
be nice for Malaysian officials involved in promoting trade, investment and
tourism overseas to present the book to those who wished to have any engagement
with
“It is a nice gesture
to hand over a book which introduces one’s homeland as a present. Besides, it
can also become an important corporate companion for foreign businessman,” she
added. — Bernama
to hand over a book which introduces one’s homeland as a present. Besides, it
can also become an important corporate companion for foreign businessman,” she
added. — Bernama
- See more at:
http://www.themalaymailonline.com/read/article/the-guide-to-malaysia-book-launched#sthash.GCyYhf9Z.dpuf
http://www.themalaymailonline.com/read/article/the-guide-to-malaysia-book-launched#sthash.GCyYhf9Z.dpuf
Generals stand up against President Obama's ISIS strategy | Fox News
Generals stand up against President Obama's ISIS strategy | Fox News
Generals stand up against President
Obama's ISIS strategy
BBC Sport - Singapore GP practice as it happened
BBC Sport - Singapore GP practice as it happened
Advantage Lewis
Hamilton, the Briton having a smooth Friday while Mercedes team-mate Nico
Rosberg missed out on his qualifying-simulation run and didn't look
pleased as he headed for the team hospitality unit at the end of the session.
I'll be back tomorrow
at 10:30 BST to bring you live coverage of final practice and
qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix. Until then, it's good afternoon from
me. See ya!
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
Chronic diseases may increase cancer prevalence: physicians | GulfNews.com
Chronic diseases may increase cancer prevalence: physicians | GulfNews.com
World Health Organization Needs $1 Billion To Fight Ebola
World Health Organization Needs $1 Billion To Fight Ebola
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UN Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon went as far as saying "our best estimate is that we need a
20-fold increase in assistance" at a meeting this week.
Ban Ki-moon went as far as saying "our best estimate is that we need a
20-fold increase in assistance" at a meeting this week.
Some private
foundations have also stepped in. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has
donated over $8 million so far to various organizations to fight Ebola. That is
more than the combined donations ofCanada ,
Germany and Spain
according to FTS data.
foundations have also stepped in. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has
donated over $8 million so far to various organizations to fight Ebola. That is
more than the combined donations of
according to FTS data.
Overall, the Gates
Foundation has pledged $38 million, which eclipses many more countries.
Foundation has pledged $38 million, which eclipses many more countries.
Epstein noted that
countries such asCanada
contribute to the aid effort in non-monetary ways by sending aid workers and
conducting medical research.
countries such as
contribute to the aid effort in non-monetary ways by sending aid workers and
conducting medical research.
"We're also at
the stage where people are seeing what the landscape is and figuring out,
what's the best way to donate funds?" Epstein said. "In a
humanitarian crisis, there are often delays between what people realize what they
have to do and what they actually do."
the stage where people are seeing what the landscape is and figuring out,
what's the best way to donate funds?" Epstein said. "In a
humanitarian crisis, there are often delays between what people realize what they
have to do and what they actually do."
5 reasons to visit the new Agrobazaar Malaysia
5 reasons to visit the new Agrobazaar Malaysia
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5 reasons to visit the new Agrobazaar Malaysia
Officially opened on Aug 27 by Prime
Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak, the
Agrobazaar Malaysia, located in Sultan Gate offBeach Road
Malaysian produce.
Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his Malaysian counterpart Najib Razak, the
Agrobazaar Malaysia, located in Sultan Gate off
Malaysian produce.
Wondering if it's worth a trip? We check
out what's the buzz about the Agrobazaar:
out what's the buzz about the Agrobazaar:
1. Chill out in the durian cold room
Kept at a temperature of approximately
12 deg C, the durian cold room boasts wall-to-wall shelves of the thorny
fruit. This is so that the durians can be kept for up to 10 days compared to
six days on average at room temperature.
As many as eight types of durians will be on display, including the
well-loved D24 and Musang King (or Mao Shan Wang), depending on the
season. Opt to savour the creamy flesh either in the room itself while it’s
still cold, or in the comfort of your home.
12 deg C, the durian cold room boasts wall-to-wall shelves of the thorny
fruit. This is so that the durians can be kept for up to 10 days compared to
six days on average at room temperature.
As many as eight types of durians will be on display, including the
well-loved D24 and Musang King (or Mao Shan Wang), depending on the
season. Opt to savour the creamy flesh either in the room itself while it’s
still cold, or in the comfort of your home.
Mingling with the pungent scent of the
king of fruits is the equally intoxicating aroma of freshly brewed
coffee. Sharing the space with the durian cold room and bustling
marketplace full of people picking their fruits and dry goods is a small cafe
which can sit about 15 people.
king of fruits is the equally intoxicating aroma of freshly brewed
coffee. Sharing the space with the durian cold room and bustling
marketplace full of people picking their fruits and dry goods is a small cafe
which can sit about 15 people.
And if you’re craving for more than just
an afternoon pick-me-up, Agrobazaar's authentically Malaysian cuisine is served
at the restaurant just upstairs.
an afternoon pick-me-up, Agrobazaar's authentically Malaysian cuisine is served
at the restaurant just upstairs.
3. Malaysian hawker fare on the rooftop
After what could be an exhausting grocery
shopping experience, grab a Malaysian-style mee rebus and take a
break at the restaurant on the second floor. Savour everything from a
simple plate of Nasi Lemak ($9.90) topped with fried chicken instead of the
local kuning fish, to Mee Bandung ($8.90), which interestingly enough,
resembles the Singaporean mee rebus.
shopping experience, grab a Malaysian-style mee rebus and take a
break at the restaurant on the second floor. Savour everything from a
simple plate of Nasi Lemak ($9.90) topped with fried chicken instead of the
local kuning fish, to Mee Bandung ($8.90), which interestingly enough,
resembles the Singaporean mee rebus.
As an added bonus, diners have the option
of sitting in air-conditioned comfort, or basking in the sun on the alfresco
rooftop area.
of sitting in air-conditioned comfort, or basking in the sun on the alfresco
rooftop area.
4. Sample "fruit cuisine"
Fruit is no longer just a dessert. Not
content with serving up just Malaysian cuisine, Agrobazaar also has an added
twist to its menu: Fruit-based dishes.
content with serving up just Malaysian cuisine, Agrobazaar also has an added
twist to its menu: Fruit-based dishes.
Currently, the menu only has the
Dragonfruit Fried Rice ($9.90) and the Red Chicken Curry on a Bed of Tropical
Fruits ($8.90). But Agrobazaar’s manager Mohamad Shukri Ahmad says that
they intend to expand the menu to include other fruit-based dishes
like fried noodles with jackfruit.
Dragonfruit Fried Rice ($9.90) and the Red Chicken Curry on a Bed of Tropical
Fruits ($8.90). But Agrobazaar’s manager Mohamad Shukri Ahmad says that
they intend to expand the menu to include other fruit-based dishes
like fried noodles with jackfruit.
Wash the meal down with a Pinegon ($6.90),
a mixture of pineapple and dragonfruit juice, or a refreshing Lemongrass and
Pandan Cooler ($5.90).
a mixture of pineapple and dragonfruit juice, or a refreshing Lemongrass and
Pandan Cooler ($5.90).
5. Cut the Causeway queue
Get Malaysian fruits like langsat or
pulasan delivered daily fresh from the source.The Agrobazaar also has more than
10 types of Malaysian honey available. The best part is not having to tolerate
jams going to and from the Causeway.
pulasan delivered daily fresh from the source.The Agrobazaar also has more than
10 types of Malaysian honey available. The best part is not having to tolerate
jams going to and from the Causeway.
Agrobazaar is open every Monday to Sunday,
from 10am to 10pm.
Malaysian Food Is Hot, Spicy,
from 10am to 10pm.
Malaysian Food Is Hot, Spicy,
Delicious..and Here!
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