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Coffee & Cacao: The University of Hawaiʻi and Clemson will lead a new U.S.-funded research program, receiving $8 million in its first year to help farmers in the U.S. and abroad improve production and protect crops from disease and drought. Restaurant Drinks: KFC will switch its 3,600 U.S. restaurants from Pepsi to Coca-Cola starting in January. Analysts estimate the account represents about $500 million in annual PepsiCo sales, though the companies haven’t disclosed the deal’s value. Food Trade: Jordan’s food sector meets more than 62% of domestic demand and exports reached JD823 million in 2024, according to a new industry strategy. Oman, meanwhile, brought its first national pavilion to SIAL Paris, showcasing seven food companies. Food Regulation: India’s FSSAI issued notices to major manufacturers over labelling and advertising claims and proposed banning added sugar in infant foods. Market Watch: PepsiCo reported an 11% jump in Asia-Pacific snack volumes in its latest quarter, while global snack volumes rose 4%.

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