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9 Nov 21 | UTC Time: 11:30 PM - 10 Nov 21 | UTC Time: 10:30 AM

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BevTech enhances the promotion, development, and dissemination of knowledge relating to the art and science of beverage technology for the non-alcoholic beverage industry in the Asia Pacific market.
 
Euromonitor's Session title:
How COVID-19 has re-shaped beverage consumption in Southeast Asia
 
Session description:
In Southeast Asia, COVID-19 has re-defined consumers' drinking consumption habits and attitudes. As restrictions in dining out largely remain, home consumption has risen, and consumers are now drinking with purpose: for mental and/or physical wellbeing.
In response, beverage manufacturers in Soft Drinks have leveraged this growing health consciousness by launching product variants that help boost immune support, provide functional benefits, and lower sugar content.
 
Session date and time:
Wednesday 10th at 1 pm, ASEAN common time
 
Speaker name:
Nathanael Lim, Consultant
 
Link to event's registration page:
https://www.isbt.com/bevtech-asia-pacific.asp?action=registration
 
Link to event program page:
https://www.isbt.com/bevtech-asia-pacific.asp?action=program
 
Direct link to session page/listing on the event website:
https://www.isbt.com/bevtech-asia-pacific.asp?action=program

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