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Arla gifts 15 tonnes of cheese to ‘poor’ Danes

November 7, 2014November 7, 2014 - by News Desk - Leave a Comment

Russian import ban of EU dairy products reason behind donation. Dairy co-operative Arla is donating 15 tonnes of cheese to non-profit organisation fødevareBanken. The company specialises in sourcing excess-food donations …

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+plus / China / Finland

Race is on to bring giant pandas to Finland

November 3, 2014November 3, 2014 - by News Desk - Leave a Comment

Two zoos in Finland are vying to bring giant pandas to the country. Hosting pandas is a complicated undertaking, and involves a fair amount of international diplomacy–along with huge expenses. …

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+plus / Sweden

Sweden hopes to project a new image with its official font

October 31, 2014October 31, 2014 - by News Desk - Leave a Comment

Plenty of countries have national birds, national anthems, national dishes — but a national font? There Sweden is all on its own. Yes, Sweden recently introduced its own font, called …

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+plus / Denmark

Denmark’s national dish competition down to final eight

October 31, 2014October 31, 2014 - by News Desk - 2 Comments.

The Danish national dish competition has reached its final stage. There are now just eight dishes left in the running following the regional votes. Almost 19,000 Danes voted for their …

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+plus / Denmark

Danish students to be taught to have babies

October 29, 2014October 29, 2014 - by News Desk - Leave a Comment

With national fertility rates continually dropping, the Danish school system’s sex education curriculum will no longer just teach teens how to prevent getting pregnant, it will also encourage young people …

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+plus / Finland

Finnish scientists produce fuel from slimy algae

October 28, 2014October 28, 2014 - by News Desk - Leave a Comment

Scientists already know that ecologically sustainable fuels can be produced with microbes. The species of blue-green algae that plagues Finland has proven itself a superstar in its ability to produce …

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+plus / Norway

Cremation surges in popularity among Norwegians

October 28, 2014October 28, 2014 - by News Desk - Leave a Comment

Norwegians are asking in bigger numbers than ever before to be cremated instead of buried, revealed a recent study. Norstad, which conducted the research for funeral company Jolstad, found that …

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+plus / China

20 tons of poisonous salt being sold as edible salt in China

October 24, 2014October 27, 2014 - by Lasse Henriksen - Leave a Comment

Show caution if you buy salt in China’s Henan province. A large amount if industrial salt has allegedly entered the marked and is being sold as table salt. More than 20 …

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+plus / Denmark

Denmark’s central bank to stop producing paper money, coins

October 21, 2014October 21, 2014 - by News Desk - 1 Comment

With more and more people paying with credit cards and their smartphones, Denmark’s central bank Nationalbanken says it no longer pays to print banknotes or mint coins. By the end …

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+plus / Finland

Finnish PM: Apple products kill Nokia, paper industry

October 15, 2014October 15, 2014 - by News Desk - Leave a Comment

Prime Minister Alexander Stubb has made headlines in the international media in recent days. In his latest encounter on Monday, he spoke to US broadcaster CNBC, pointing the finger of …

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