#Food Additives Market Growth

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The global food additives market size was valued at USD 69.8 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow from USD 73.4 billion in 2023 to USD 96.3 billion by 2028, recording a CAGR of 5.6%.

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The global Food additives market size is estimated to be valued at USD 73.4 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 96.3 billion by 2028, recording a CAGR of 5.6%.

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Exploring Career and Job Opportunities in Davao City Philippines

Davao City, recognized as one of the Philippines' most progressive cities, continues to experience remarkable economic growth, creating a vibrant job market that attracts professionals from across the country. The city's diverse economy offers numerous employment opportunities, from entry-level positions to executive roles, making it an attractive destination for job seekers at all career stages.

The Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector stands as one of the largest employers in Davao City, providing thousands of jobs across various specializations. Companies in this sector actively recruit customer service representatives, technical support specialists, and quality assurance analysts, offering competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits packages. The industry's continued expansion has created numerous opportunities for career advancement, with many organizations promoting from within and providing extensive training programs.

Part-time employment opportunities have also flourished in Davao City, catering to students, professionals seeking additional income, and individuals preferring flexible work arrangements. The retail sector, food service industry, and education field offer numerous part-time positions with varying schedules and responsibilities. These roles often provide valuable work experience and can serve as stepping stones to full-time careers.

The Information Technology sector in Davao has seen significant growth, with many companies seeking software developers, web designers, and IT support specialists. This growth has been fueled by the city's improving technological infrastructure and the increasing number of tech-focused businesses establishing operations in the region. Tech professionals can find opportunities in both established companies and startups, with many positions offering competitive compensation and the possibility of remote work arrangements.

Davao's hospitality and tourism industry continues to expand, creating jobs in hotels, restaurants, travel agencies, and tour operations. The sector offers positions ranging from entry-level service roles to management positions, with many employers providing training and development opportunities. The industry's growth has also sparked demand for professionals in events management and tourism marketing.

The education sector presents numerous opportunities for both full-time and part-time employment. Educational institutions regularly seek teachers, tutors, and administrative staff. The rise of online learning has created additional opportunities for English language teachers and academic consultants who can work flexible hours from home or teaching centers.

Job hiring  in Davao, the digital economy has opened new avenues for employment. E-commerce specialists, digital content creators, and social media managers are in high demand as businesses increasingly establish their online presence. These positions often offer the flexibility of remote work while providing competitive compensation packages.

Professional development resources are readily available in Davao City, with numerous institutions offering skills training programs and industry certifications. Job seekers can access career counseling services, resume writing assistance, and interview coaching through various employment support organizations. These resources prove invaluable in helping candidates prepare for and secure desired positions.

The financial services sector in Davao has also experienced substantial growth, creating opportunities for banking professionals, insurance specialists, and investment consultants. These positions typically offer attractive compensation packages, including performance bonuses and health benefits, making them highly sought after by experienced professionals.

Davao's agricultural sector continues to evolve, combining traditional farming with modern agribusiness practices. This has created opportunities for agricultural technologists, food processing specialists, and supply chain professionals. The sector offers both technical and management positions, with many companies providing specialized training and development programs.

For those entering Davao's job market, proper preparation is essential. Successful job seekers typically maintain updated resumes, prepare comprehensive portfolios, and stay informed about industry developments. Professional networking, both online and offline, plays a crucial role in discovering opportunities and advancing careers in the city.

The future of Davao's job market looks promising, with emerging industries creating new employment opportunities. The city's commitment to economic development, coupled with its strategic location and robust infrastructure, continues to attract businesses and investors, ensuring a steady stream of job opportunities for qualified candidates.

Whether seeking full-time employment or part-time job in Davao City offers a diverse range of opportunities across multiple industries. Success in this dynamic job market often comes to those who combine proper preparation with continuous skill development and effective networking. As the city continues to grow and evolve, its job market remains a beacon of opportunity for professionals seeking to build meaningful careers in Mindanao's premier business hub.

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Food Antimicrobial Additives Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast 2023 – 2030

Food Antimicrobial Additives Market Size Was Valued at USD 2.87 Billion in 2022, and is Projected to Reach USD 5.63 Billion by 2030, Growing at a CAGR of 8.9 % From 2023-2030.

Food Antimicrobial Additives are the type of food preservatives that inhibit the growth of spoilage and pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria and fungus in food products.

The rapid market growth is attributed to the continuous increase in demand for packaged as well as processed foods due to changing lifestyle trends, concern regarding synthetic chemical additives, foods preserved without artificial additives and an increase in awareness about health benefits among consumers worldwide. Antimicrobial food additives play an important role in the prevention and inhibition of microbial growth in food products.

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The latest research on the Food Antimicrobial Additives market provides a comprehensive overview of the market for the years 2023 to 2030. It gives a comprehensive picture of the global Food Antimicrobial Additives industry, considering all significant industry trends, market dynamics, competitive landscape, and market analysis tools such as Porter's five forces analysis, Industry Value chain analysis, and PESTEL analysis of the Food Antimicrobial Additives market. Moreover, the report includes significant chapters such as Patent Analysis, Regulatory Framework, Technology Roadmap, BCG Matrix, Heat Map Analysis, Price Trend Analysis, and Investment Analysis which help to understand the market direction and movement in the current and upcoming years. The report is designed to help readers find information and make decisions that will help them grow their businesses. The study is written with a specific goal in mind: to give business insights and consultancy to help customers make smart business decisions and achieve long-term success in their particular market areas.

Leading players involved in the Food Antimicrobial Additives Market include:

Albemarle Corporation(United States), Chemours (United States), Dow (United States), Milliken & Company (United States), Nalco Water (United States), Eastman (United States), Huntsman International LLC (United States), Chemtura Corporation (United States), Southern Specialties (United States), Performance Materials Group (United States), 3M (United States), Ashland (United States) 

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Segmentation of Food Antimicrobial Additives Market:

By Type

Benzoates

Sorbates

Propionates

Lactates

Nitrites

Acetates

By Application

Bakery

Beverages

Dairy

Meat and Meat Products

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North America (US, Canada, Mexico)

Eastern Europe (Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Rest of Eastern Europe)

Western Europe (Germany, UK, France, Netherlands, Italy, Russia, Spain, Rest of Western Europe)

Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, The Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Rest of APAC)

Middle East & Africa (Turkey, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Israel, South Africa)

South America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of SA)

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What are the great positive effects of automated freight handling that longshoremen are denying you? What would become so much cheaper?

https://blogs.worldbank.org/en/transport/why-ports-matter-global-economy

Efficient port infrastructure has also been identified as a key contributor to overall port competitiveness and international trade costs. Unfortunately, ports and terminals, particularly for containers, are too often main sources of shipment delays, supply chain disruptions, additional costs, and reduced competitiveness. The result far too often is that instead of facilitating trade, the port increases the cost of imports and exports, reduces competitiveness, and inhibits economic growth and poverty reduction. The effect on a country or the countries served by the port can be severe. Inefficient ports can slow the circular system of container shipping, thereby reducing capacity, and reducing costs. Ships have to wait unnecessarily incurring additional fuel costs, additional emissions, and additional costs.

Improving container port performance lowers the cost of trade, contributes to food security, improves resilience, and reduces unnecessary emissions from vessels. The role of ports as the linchpin in the global economy is a major reason why the World Bank and S&P Global Markets are tracking port performance for nearly 350 global ports in the Container Ports Performance Index (CPPI).

When the cost of things goes up, that makes almost everyone worse off. I don't know how this could be clearer. You don't like it when you pay more money for things. Almost nobody likes paying more money to get the same things.

The US currently has some of the worst performing ports in the world. Because of resistance to modernization and make-work programs. Driven by dockworkers unions that use their monopolization of government-granted monopolies on infrastructure to....extract large amounts of money for themselves. This literally causes everything to be a little more expensive than it has to be. This to benefit dudes doing the equivalent of digging up holes just to fill them in again.

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West Side Market

1979 W 25th St.

Cleveland, OH 44113

The West Side Market is the oldest operating indoor/outdoor market space in Cleveland, Ohio. It is located at the corner of West 25th Street and Lorain Avenue in the Ohio City neighborhood.

The market began operating in 1840, across the street from its current location. Josiah Barber and Richard Lord, prominent businessmen and both former mayors of Ohio City before it was incorporated into Cleveland, donated land to Ohio City's government, stipulating that the tract be used for an open-air neighborhood market. The market space became a center of the Ohio City community for the next three decades and other benefactors donated adjacent lands allowing the marketplace to expand. In 1868, a one-story, wooden framed building was erected on the site, and the newly christened Pearl Street Market was opened.

Thanks to brisk population growth in Cleveland and Ohio City in the latter part of the 19th century, the market outgrew its space again. In 1902, lands were purchased across the street from the Pearl Market site to allow for market expansion and eventual construction of additional indoor market space. Cleveland architectural firm Hubbell and Benes was contracted to create the new indoor space and, after nearly a decade of planning and construction, the current West Side Market building was completed in 1912 at a cost of nearly $680,000. The Neo-Classical/Byzantine building is a brick construct with a large interior concourse that provides nearly 100 stalls for sellers and an 85-stall outdoor produce arcade that wraps around the side and rear of the main building. In addition, the building has a large clock tower, easily visible from most of Ohio City in the building's early days.

In 1915, the permanent building spurred sellers to establish the West Side Market Tenants' Association, a coalition founded to help maintain the market and organize for future improvements and additions. This organization exists at the Market today. Periodic upgrades accommodated more tenants and maintained and improved the overall conditions. A fuller, $1.1 million modernization was undertaken in 1953 to add lower-level storage areas and upgrade stalls in the arcade. Another renovation, this one for $5 million, took place after the Market was added to the National Register of Historic Places on December 18, 1973.

The market's profile rose in the latter 20th century. Politicians passing through Cleveland often stopped in to sample the array of foods sold at the market on any given day. The market also began sponsoring major food festivals in the neighborhood which drew people from Cleveland and the rest of the world. Despite the successes of the 1980s, however, the market began to face financial straits as Cleveland itself was experiencing monetary struggles. A large portion of the market's subsidies from the city dried up, leaving tenants facing higher rents to keep the market open. Yet the market expanded and was renovated throughout the 1990s and into the 21st century.

A 2004 project enclosed and added space heating to the arcade portion of the market, as well as completed major interior and architectural renovations to the main building. In the September 2010 issue of Food Network Magazine, the West Side Market was named America's "Best Food Lovers' Market." The market's centennial was celebrated in 2012. In 2016 city officials announced that starting April 3 of that year the market would add regular Sunday hours for the first time in its history. The city of Cleveland transferred management of the market to the non-profit board Cleveland Public Market Corporation on April 24, 2024; the city retains ownership. Many stalls have remained under individual family control for much of the life of the market, several dating to 1912. The market's tenants and sellers reflect the cultural diversity of the surrounding neighborhood and Cleveland as a whole. The current roster of tenants includes those of Irish, German, Slovene, Italian, Hungarian, Greek, Polish, Russian, and Middle Eastern descent, among others. The market attracts tourists from all parts of the United States, who visit and learn about its history. Its national profile has been boosted in recent years by coverage on various programs produced by the Travel Channel and Food Network.

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from this article with WoF’s screenwriter Weng Liangping! this person contributed alot to make the drama what it is, especially the plot and it’s nice to know that WoF is his debut work! <3

i’ve added some excerpts from this interview about him + of course more on mentions of Wang Yibo & Ruolai.

Weng Liangping, who majored in drama, film and television literature at university, entered the TV drama production center of Jiangxi Radio and Television Station after graduation and worked as a planner and editor for ten years. He has served as the script coordinator for many popular film and television dramas such as "Azalea" and "Feng Yun 1911".

Speaking of his first screenwriting work, Weng Liangping smiled and said: "Because of the artist's reasons, this drama has not been broadcast yet."

In 2018, Weng Liangping resigned from his job in the system and became a full-time screenwriter. "War of Faith" is the first script he wrote independently.

The inspiration for the script came from his work at a television station. When he was looking through materials on the history of the revolution, he accidentally discovered the history of the Soviet State Bank. "Most of the previous dramas that wrote about the history of Jiangxi's revolution (screenwriters) wrote about front-line battles and the story of the barrel of a gun. The money bag, that is, the logistics support such as money and food, was rarely touched upon. "Weng Liangping immediately felt that this was a story worth exploring, but considering the setting of the plot and the shaping of the character's growth, he finally targeted the protagonist at a fledgling young man in the central bank established by the Kuomintang.

Then there are the joining of several young actors. When it comes to starring Wang Yibo, Li Qin, Wang Yang and other actors, Weng Liangping was full of praise. "Wei Ruolai was portrayed very well, like the drunken scene when he was out of the circle, and the scene where he was tortured by Captain Lin in prison. Also when Wei Ruolai's brother passed away, the actor performed the panic and sad feeling. I myself It made me cry.”

The actors' outstanding performances made the characters in Weng Liangping's script come alive.

There is a lot of discussion about the character online. The audience called Shen Tunan a financial tycoon, and gave Wei Ruolai an affectionate nickname: Financial Milk Crocodile.

There were also many enthusiastic viewers who analyzed the historical archetypes of Wei Ruolai and Shen Tunan. Weng Liangping also responded positively to this matter, "Actually, these characters have no fixed prototypes." Talking about the character Wei Ruolai, "He is a little man in the background of the times, smart and stubborn. When facing his master Shen Tunan , and he is very sincere. But behind the sincerity, he has his own opinions and plans for many things."

In addition, the constant output of golden sentences in the play also prompted "War of Faith" to continue to break out of the circle. A set of golden sentences produced by Wei Ruolai in his speech to recover the custody rights of tariffs were also one of the most impressive scenes when Weng Liangping wrote the script. "When I first wrote it, I was thinking about why Wei Ruolai could persuade others. In fact, the people present gathered together for nothing more than profit. And the manifestation of profit was to seize the market. Then I checked various population data at that time , economic data, and with the continuous support of the director team, this speech will be gradually improved."

In the final TV series, Wei Ruolai stood on the stage and gave a passionate unscripted speech, which not only aroused the resonance of the 124 members in the audience, but also burned into the hearts of the audience.

interview source.

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Thailand Board of Investment

The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) is a pivotal government agency tasked with promoting investment in Thailand, both from domestic and foreign sources. Established in 1966, the BOI plays a crucial role in driving economic growth, fostering innovation, and enhancing Thailand's competitiveness in the global market. By offering a range of incentives, streamlined services, and strategic support, the BOI attracts high-value investments across various sectors. This article provides an in-depth exploration of the BOI, covering its legal framework, incentive schemes, application process, and strategic considerations for investors.

Legal Framework and Mission of the BOI

The BOI operates under the Investment Promotion Act B.E. 2520 (1977), which grants it the authority to provide incentives and support to qualified investments. The BOI's mission is to:

Promote Investment: Attract domestic and foreign investment in targeted industries and regions.

Enhance Competitiveness: Strengthen Thailand's position as a regional hub for trade and investment.

Foster Innovation: Support research and development (R&D), technology transfer, and sustainable practices.

Facilitate Business: Streamline regulatory processes and provide comprehensive support services to investors.

The BOI is governed by a board chaired by the Prime Minister, with members from key ministries and private sector representatives, ensuring a balanced approach to investment promotion.

Key Incentives Offered by the BOI

The BOI offers a range of incentives to attract and support investments in targeted industries. These incentives are designed to reduce costs, enhance competitiveness, and facilitate business operations. Key incentives include:

1. Tax Incentives

Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Exemptions: Projects may receive CIT exemptions for up to 8 years, with possible extensions for projects in advanced technology or R&D.

Import Duty Exemptions: Exemptions on import duties for machinery, raw materials, and components used in production.

Dividend Tax Exemptions: Dividends paid from exempted profits are also exempt from taxation.

2. Non-Tax Incentives

Land Ownership: Foreign investors may own land for promoted projects, subject to BOI approval.

Work Permits and Visas: Simplified procedures for obtaining work permits and visas for foreign executives, experts, and technicians.

Repatriation of Funds: Permission to repatriate investment capital, profits, and dividends.

3. Sector-Specific Incentives

Targeted Industries: Enhanced incentives for industries such as biotechnology, digital technology, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing.

Special Economic Zones (SEZs): Additional incentives for investments in SEZs, including infrastructure support and reduced regulatory requirements.

4. Additional Benefits

Investment Promotion Zones: Incentives for investments in designated zones, such as the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC).

Green Initiatives: Additional benefits for projects that promote environmental sustainability and energy efficiency.

Targeted Industries and Strategic Sectors

The BOI focuses on promoting investments in industries that align with Thailand's economic development goals. Key targeted industries include:

Advanced Technology and Innovation:

Biotechnology, nanotechnology, and advanced materials.

Digital technology, including software development, data centers, and cybersecurity.

Sustainable Industries:

Renewable energy, such as solar, wind, and biomass.

Environmental management and waste-to-energy projects.

High-Value Manufacturing:

Automotive and aerospace industries.

Electronics and electrical appliances.

Services and Infrastructure:

Tourism and hospitality, including medical tourism.

Logistics and transportation, particularly in the EEC.

Agriculture and Food Processing:

High-tech agriculture and food innovation.

Halal food production and export.

Application Process for BOI Promotion

The process of applying for BOI promotion involves several steps, each requiring careful preparation and adherence to regulatory requirements. Below is a detailed breakdown:

1. Determine Eligibility

Identify the appropriate BOI category and incentives based on your business activities and investment plans.

Ensure that your project aligns with the BOI's targeted industries and strategic goals.

2. Prepare Required Documents

Business Plan: Detailed plan outlining the project's objectives, scope, and financial projections.

Financial Statements: Audited financial statements for existing companies or pro forma financials for new ventures.

Technical Specifications: Details of machinery, technology, and production processes.

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): For projects with potential environmental impacts.

3. Submit the Application

Submit the application through the BOI's online portal or at a BOI office.

Pay the application fee, which varies depending on the project size and complexity.

4. Review and Approval

The BOI reviews the application, including the project's feasibility, economic impact, and compliance with regulations.

Additional information or clarifications may be requested during the review process.

5. Receive BOI Promotion Certificate

If approved, the BOI issues a Promotion Certificate, detailing the incentives and conditions.

The certificate must be registered with the relevant government agencies to activate the incentives.

6. Compliance and Reporting

BOI-promoted projects are subject to periodic reporting and compliance checks.

Ensure that all conditions and requirements are met to maintain the incentives.

Strategic Considerations for Investors

To maximize the benefits of BOI promotion, investors should consider the following strategies:

Sector Alignment:

Align your investment with the BOI's targeted industries and strategic goals.

Research the specific incentives and requirements for your sector.

Comprehensive Planning:

Develop a detailed business plan that outlines the project's objectives, scope, and financial projections.

Consider the long-term impact of the investment and potential for expansion.

Legal and Regulatory Compliance:

Ensure compliance with Thai laws and regulations, including environmental and labor standards.

Seek legal advice to navigate the complexities of BOI promotion and regulatory requirements.

Partnerships and Collaboration:

Form strategic partnerships with local businesses, research institutions, and government agencies.

Leverage local expertise and networks to enhance the project's success.

Sustainability and Innovation:

Incorporate sustainable practices and innovative technologies into the project.

Explore opportunities for R&D and technology transfer to enhance competitiveness.

Recent Developments and Trends

Thailand's investment landscape is evolving, with several trends and developments shaping the BOI's strategies:

Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC):

The EEC is a flagship initiative to develop the eastern region into a hub for advanced industries and innovation.

The BOI offers enhanced incentives for investments in the EEC, including infrastructure support and streamlined regulations.

Digital Transformation:

The BOI is promoting investments in digital technology, including artificial intelligence, blockchain, and fintech.

Digital infrastructure projects, such as data centers and smart cities, are prioritized.

Sustainability and Green Initiatives:

There is growing emphasis on sustainable investments, including renewable energy, waste management, and green manufacturing.

The BOI offers additional incentives for projects that promote environmental sustainability.

Post-Pandemic Recovery:

The BOI is implementing measures to support economic recovery, including incentives for healthcare, biotechnology, and supply chain resilience.

Efforts to attract foreign investment and boost domestic industries are intensified.

Conclusion

The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) is a vital institution for promoting investment and driving economic growth in Thailand. By offering a range of incentives, streamlined services, and strategic support, the BOI attracts high-value investments across various sectors. Understanding the BOI's legal framework, incentive schemes, and application process is essential for investors seeking to capitalize on the opportunities in Thailand. As the country continues to evolve its investment landscape, staying informed and proactive will remain key to achieving long-term success. Whether you are a domestic entrepreneur or a foreign investor, the BOI provides a robust platform for realizing your investment goals and contributing to Thailand's economic development.

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Is gender dysphoria an acute dislike of the gendered stereotypes delineated for biological sex, as the research suggests? If so, then why is the first line of action manipulating children's rapidly developing bodies with invasive chemicals, the full long-term effects of which we are not even close to understanding? We already know they are harmful. That should be enough. Why isn't it?

By giving boys access to girls' safe spaces, we also give all children mixed messages, including the one that boys can have vaginas and girls can have penises, and without any education on true intersex realities that are deserving of factual exploration. When we no longer call children "children" related to their age, or "girls and boys" related to their biology, but instead "purple penguins," in our efforts at "inclusion," we are furthering this doublespeak and colluding in severing children from their biological roots in the way that industrial capitalism has severed people's relationship to the earth. Given that 75% of the world's population lives in urban areas, totally removed from the growth of their food, most people if you asked where their food came from would be apt to say "the supermarket."

Dissociating children further from their natural processes and instilling a false idea about how they are created gives adult market forces free rein to control, and thus exploit them. Children are being taught that their biology is not real, that their selves are located in some subjective reality in their minds, that their minds that have nothing to do with their bodies, that their body parts are disposable. This is biophobia reaching its peak, and with it a techno-utopia being formalized through education and the law that will forever break the bond children have to the biological source of earth and mother, replacing her with the father of capitalism and industrial civilization. Transgender children, taken under the medical wing of industrial capitalism, will rely on civilization for their health and their sense of self for the rest of their lives. With aggrandized identities and chemical bodies taking the place of connection to the earth, each other, and the biodiversity that surrounds us, the joyous potential of the natural child's full expression and social development is being silenced by a trend that looks more and more each day like human rights violations, like eugenics.

This is what biophobia looks like.

Planetary biology and personal biology are being silenced. Institutionalized through education and the law, an unease and even hatred towards biology permeates industrial culture. It entraps children and compartmentalizes them into gendered boxes that limit their unique developmental journey and true potential. In addition, medical transgenderism's incessant focus on mind-body dissociation, sex-role stereotypes, and peer/popular culture pre-emptively limits child development and prioritizes the artificial over the biodynamic. This makes it even more unlikely that the medically transitioning child will have the kind of intimacy with the natural world that is necessary in order to effectively resist that which is killing it and/or survive its collapse. In addition, medically transgendered children are being made further dependent on fossil fuel-derived industry for their pharmaceutical needs and sense of "self" for the rest of their foreseeable lives, with all accompanying side effects and health risks.

Industrial chemicals and other compounds are in every waterway on earth and in every mammal mother's breast milk. Endocrine disruptions have changed the timeline of childhood physical development in more and more children with puberty and all its physical and emotional upheavals occurring as early as age seven, juxtaposed with the emotional and mental development that requires chronological time to arrive. Add to this adults (be they parents, legal guardians, school counselors, teachers, or medical clinicians) who are often ill-equipped to guide and guard optimal child development, particularly when faced with the uncharted waters of precocious puberty and the popularity of GID within a socially unjust society, and the deal is done. Brave New World meets Lucrative New World.

Children struggling to express themselves now have a permanent "medical condition" instead of a transitory psychological disorder. Raised during the backlash to feminism and the all-out war on women and the living world, these children are no longer regarded as a group at risk of exploitation simply due to being children in this culture. The way that women are treated is directly connected to the way that children and the earth are treated. The transgender ideology's efforts to silence biological, dimorphic sex in homo sapiens in turn works to deny the very real sex-based oppression in our society that makes male violence a primary problem for women, children, and all vulnerable classes of beings. In the worldview of medical transgenderism, female source and the sacred integrity of biology itself are treared with profane disregard. Meanwhile the statistics on crimes against the bodies of women and children pile up at the altar of gender ideology.

-Jennifer Bilek and Mary Ceallaigh, "In the Absence of the Sacred: The Marketing of Medical Transgenderism and the Survival of the Natural Child" in Female Erasure

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RideBoom, a ride-hailing company, has demonstrated its ability to adapt to changing market conditions through various strategies and initiatives. Here are some examples of how RideBoom has adapted:

Introduction of new features and technologies: RideBoom has continuously introduced new features and technologies to differentiate its service from competitors and meet evolving customer needs. This includes features like real-time tracking, in-app payments, and integration with popular navigation apps [1].

Expansion into new markets: RideBoom has expanded its operations into new cities and countries, allowing it to tap into new customer bases and increase its market reach. By adapting its services to local market conditions and regulations, RideBoom has successfully entered and established a presence in multiple regions [1].

Diversification of services: In response to changing customer demands, RideBoom has diversified its services beyond traditional ride-hailing. It has introduced options like food delivery, package delivery, and bike-sharing, providing customers with a wider range of services and increasing revenue streams [1].

Partnerships and collaborations: RideBoom has formed strategic partnerships and collaborations with other companies to enhance its services and adapt to market conditions. For example, it has partnered with local restaurants for food delivery services and collaborated with bike-sharing companies to offer additional transportation options [1].

Adoption of sustainable practices: RideBoom has recognized the growing demand for sustainable transportation options and has taken steps to incorporate electric vehicles into its fleet. By introducing electric vehicles and promoting eco-friendly practices, RideBoom has adapted to changing market preferences and positioned itself as an environmentally conscious ride-hailing service [2].

These examples highlight RideBoom's ability to innovate, expand, and adapt to changing market conditions, ensuring its continued success in the ride-hailing industry.

Learn more:

Why RideBoom team is best placed to ensure that the innovation will succeed - RideBoom

Why RideBoom team is best placed to ensure that the innovation will succeed? | by Harman | Medium

Ride-hailing And Taxi Market Strategies: Navigating Growth Plans and Industry Developments through 2032

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The global food additives market size was valued at USD 69.8 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow from USD 73.4 billion in 2023 to USD 96.3 billion by 2028, recording a CAGR of 5.6%. 

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The global food additives market size is estimated to be valued at USD 73.4 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 96.3 billion by 2028, recording a CAGR of 5.6%.

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Top Business Ideas in the UAE for Entrepreneurs

Starting a business in UAE is an exciting venture, as the country offers numerous opportunities across various sectors. The UAE is home to some of the most lucrative industries in the world, whether you're an experienced professional looking for new growth opportunities or an aspiring entrepreneur searching for the ideal niche. There is a lot of potential to tap into, including in the areas of real estate, e-commerce, tourism, healthcare, and IT. We'll look at the best business concepts in this blog to help you start a profitable company in the United Arab Emirates.

Why Entrepreneurs Find Success in the United Arab Emirates

In addition to being a prime location for companies, the UAE provides an environment that encourages development and creativity. It is a desirable location for entrepreneurs due to its tax-free zones, sophisticated infrastructure, and business-friendly laws. Whether you're looking to launch a local business or expand your global reach, the UAE is the place to be. However, which industries are the most lucrative and appropriate for would-be business owners?

Profitable Sectors for Starting a Business in the UAE

1. Real Estate

One of the most profitable industries in the UAE is real estate, and international investors are drawn to Dubai and Abu Dhabi on a regular basis. The nation is the perfect place for real estate services and property investment because of its expanding population, influx of tourists, and creation of famous landmarks.

Innovative Business Ideas in Real Estate:

Property Management Services: Providing property management services can be a profitable choice in an ever-growing market.

Real estate brokerage: Helping foreign customers purchase or rent real estate can generate a consistent income in this cutthroat industry.

Flexible office spaces are becoming more and more in demand as the entrepreneurial culture expands.

2. E-Commerce

Due to the widespread use of smartphones and the growing number of tech-savvy people, the e-commerce sector has grown rapidly in recent years. Starting a business in UAE’s e-commerce market can be an excellent choice, especially as the country embraces digital transformation.

Innovative Business Ideas in E-Commerce:

Online Retail Store: Selling specialized goods, such as electronics or clothing, can give you a firm footing in this cutthroat market.

Marketplace Platforms: In order to take advantage of the UAE's booming retail industry, establish a platform for local vendors to sell goods online.

Subscription Boxes: Provide specialized subscription boxes for niche markets, such as gourmet foods, wellness, or cosmetics.

3. Tourism

With millions of tourists visiting the UAE each year, tourism plays a major role in the economy of the nation. There are plenty of options for entrepreneurs with sights like the Palm Jumeirah, the Burj Khalifa, and the desert safari experiences.

Innovative Business Ideas in Tourism:

Luxury Travel Services: Provide wealthy people with unique and personalized travel packages.

Services for Tour Operators: Focus on speciality tours, like eco-tourism, adventure, or cultural experiences.

Travel Technology Solutions: Offer cutting-edge platforms or applications for travel that improve visitors' experiences.

4. Healthcare

The UAE's healthcare industry is expanding quickly, with an emphasis on offering both locals and visitors top-notch medical care. The government's drive for top-notch medical facilities and health technology innovation can help entrepreneurs in the healthcare sector.

Innovative Business Ideas in Healthcare:

Offering online medical consultations and healthcare services, telemedicine has become more and more popular in the post-pandemic world.

Fitness and Wellness: Open a yoga studio, fitness center, or wellness app to appeal to the health-conscious population in the United Arab Emirates.

Medical Equipment Supply: Provide medical devices and equipment to clinics, hospitals, or home care agencies.

5. IT and Technology

Fintech, AI, blockchain, and cybersecurity are among the rapidly growing tech-driven industries in the United Arab Emirates.. Starting a business in UAE in the IT sector is a smart move, as the government is heavily investing in technological infrastructure.

Innovative Business Ideas in IT:

AI Solutions: Create AI-driven solutions for companies in a range of industries, including retail, healthcare, and real estate.

Cybersecurity Services: Provide cybersecurity services to companies that want to safeguard their systems and data in a world that is digitizing quickly.

Blockchain Solutions: Develop blockchain-based software for logistics, finance, or supply chain management.

How to Enter These Markets

Understanding the local market, adhering to legal and regulatory requirements, and making the appropriate technological and infrastructure investments are all crucial for capitalizing on these lucrative industries. Starting a business in UAE requires careful planning, market research, and a solid business strategy. Operating in one of the numerous free zones can provide substantial tax benefits and streamlined business setup procedures for foreign business owners.

Start Your Business in the United Arab Emirates

Are you prepared to begin your business endeavors in the United Arab Emirates? The UAE provides business owners with a multitude of options, regardless of their interests in IT, e-commerce, real estate, or healthcare. Working with a reputable business setup company that can help you navigate local regulations and guide you through the process is essential to turning your vision into a reality. 

Starting a business in UAE has never been easier. Establishing a successful business in one of the most dynamic and business-friendly environments in the world is possible with the correct business idea, strategy, and support.

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Upping the Ante: The Garden Resource Program

But the big leap forward for Detroit’s urban farming movement came in 2003, when the Earthworks Farm joined forces with the Detroit Agriculture Network, the Greening of Detroit (an organization primarily focused on reforesting the city), and the Michigan State University Extension Service, to found the Garden Resource Program Collaborative. The Garden Resource Program (GRP) which grew out of that collaboration started by providing seeds and some gardening resources (tilling, compost, etc.) to 39 community gardens and 41 family garden participants. But the program has grown by leaps and bounds, so that now the GRP provides a multitude of training classes, technical assistance and advice, marketing guidance, etc., in addition to providing seeds and seedlings to community and individual gardens across the city. For the price of GRP membership ($10 for family gardens; $20 for community gardens), members are able to pick up spring seeds in late March, cold crop transplants in April, warm-weather seeds and sets in May, and fall crop transplants in mid-summer, with all seedlings being grown organically at the Earthworks Farm.

During the 2008 growing season, the Garden Resource Program provided resources to 169 community gardens, 40 school gardens, and 359 family gardens within the city. In the process it distributed 32,320 packets of seeds and approximately 129,360 transplants! The 40 by 60 foot greenhouse at Earthworks farm is now working at capacity to provide those transplants, and the growth of the Garden Resources Program is still accelerating.

But the Garden Resources Program seeks to provide more than just gardening resources and skills. The GRP consciously strives to make the urban farming a communitybuilding activity. By emphasizing community gardens, where the work and the produce are shared, and community garden events and celebrations (community work days, picnics and cook-outs, meetings to plan, evaluate, and share experiences, etc.), the GRP helps strengthen community bonds as it enlivens the communities in which it operates. Megan Kohn, an Americorps volunteer serving on staff for the Garden Resource Program, came to Detroit “... to practice small-scale, intensive growing practices [because]...more people need to be growing food close to where they live...” Her immersion in the Garden Resource Program, however, caused her to “come to a deep realization that the work is so much more about the people, and the connection between people... Neighbors growing food together is powerful. We are literally building an alternative food system here...”

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Wait… Zareen has test tube babies? For centuries?!! How common was this? What do they use it for? What is Zareen and the world’s opinion on these test tube babies?

I talked about this more in this other post, but here is some additional info:

Zygrow services are expensive, so it's not something lower classes are doing. However, it's becoming increasingly common for upper classes to have children this way, as fertility rates plunge in the polluted industrial kingdoms and having children the natural way becomes less possible. Currently, Zygrow's services are only available in Zareen Empire.

This technology has been around for so long, most Zareenites are accustomed to it. Culturally, Zygrown babies are seen as superior to naturally-birthed babies (though in reality, there isn't much difference between the two). It's the type of thing parents brag about, because they fell for Zygrow's bullshit marketing. "Our little Johnny is a Zygrow baby! He's much more advanced than those other kids!"

Cut to Johnny, eating paste with the rest of his peers. lol

Outside of Zareen Empire, Zygrow's operations are seen in a more negative light. The Nymph Pact nations generally view it as unnatural and an insult to Gaia, and believe it will have negative consequences on society over time. Even other Industrial nations, like Damijana and Yerim-Mor, are wary of Zygrow's technology and have banned it...at least publicly. (I think these governments secretly commission projects from Zygrow while publicly condemning them...the tech is just too exploitable for these rich ghouls to ignore. Rumor has it that Chieftess Serafeen herself is a Zygrow baby!)

Even in Zareen Empire, Zygrow's operations are strictly regulated. For example, they are not allowed to alter genes of peoples in any way. They just insert sperm and egg into the growth vat and whatever happens, happens. If the result is a deformed or otherwise unhealthy child, so be it. The law prohibits Zygrow from interfering in the way these children grow.

(Though once again, they have secret projects that break this rule, like their "super soldier" program. Some of their customers are privy to this and have bribed Zygrow to edit their children's genes in some way, so there are some genetically-enhanced people roaming Looming Gaia currently, despite the illegality. I will once again reference Chieftess Serafeen...you think her ultra-brilliant mind is natural? Yeah, about as "natural" as Empress Qara's boobs...)

There are less restrictions for animals, and Zygrow has taken advantage of this to create lab-grown meat for the food industry and special war dogs for the military.

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Why the Masham interesting?

Fourteen individuals were recovered at GP Surgery, Masham, North Yorkshire, and skeletal analysis revealed that ten of these were adults and four were classed as non-adult. Two of the non-adults were adolescents, aged sixteen to nineteen years of age. (Completeness of the skeletons was not very good, a large number of adults could not be reliably assessed for age and/or sex due to the necessary skeletal elements being missing. Therefore, this apparent predominance in males in this population is likely an artefact of small sample.)

(WARNING: This blog post will contain educational discussions and images of human remains.)

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Evidence of childhood stress in the form of Dental enamel hypoplasia (DEH) had occurred at a lower rate within both groups than the norm for the period.

DEH is the presence of lines, grooves or pits on the surface of the tooth crown and occurs as a result of defective formation of tooth enamel during growth (Hillson 1996). Essentially, they represent a period when the crown formation is halted and they are caused by periods of severe

stress, such as episodes of malnutrition or disease, during the first seven years of childhood. This suggests that perhaps this group simply suffered less from childhood stressors.

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By contrast, rates of cribra orbitalia for both groups in the Masham population were higher than that reported for the early medieval period in general.

Cribra orbitalia is generally accepted that this pitting relates to unhygienic environments and/or dietary deficiency. It is commonly observed in archaeological populations, particularly associated with agricultural economies (Roberts and Cox 2003) and is often used as an indicator of general stress (Lewis 2000, Roberts and Manchester 2005).

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Specific infectious diseases were also present within the GP Surgery, Masham, group, with an exceptional case of possible tuberculosis seen in an adolescent (Skeleton 4, 16 to 19 years of age). The destructive changes seen within the neck and likely torso, regions of the spine were extensive and likely had a significant impact on the life of this young individual.

Osteological evidence of possible tuberculosis is shown in the figure below:

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The dental pathology seen within the GP Surgery, Masham, group appeared to be generally worse when compared to the lower rates seen within Dixon Keld, Masham, and the early medieval average. It is likely that a diet high in sugar and other cariogenic foods, together with extremely poor oral hygiene was responsible for the extensive dental pathology seen within the GP Surgery, Masham, group.

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In addition, dental fractures were found, which may be related to the use of the mouth as a tool.

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This is also supported by the skeletal analysis of the individuals from the GP Surgery, Masham. With radiocarbon dates placing the Dixon Keld cemetery usage from the late seventh century (pre-dating the first Scandinavian settlement in the region) to the early eleventh century, it is thought that the cemetery population at Masham is possibly representative of a mix of the late Anglo-Saxon community and Scandinavian migrants to North Yorkshire (Buckberry et al. 2014, 417). If we do isotope analysis on these skeletons, we might be able to find out where they came from and where they migrated. This would be an interesting result.

*All images and text are from Osteological Analysis GP Surgery, Market Place, Masham, North Yorkshire