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As the end of summer nears, producers are starting to build their stocks of Sinterklaas treats like chocolate letters and pepernoten cookies. Consumers can expect to pay much more for these treats this year due to massive price increases for cocoa and sugar, NOS reports.

Chocolate letters and pepernoten prices set to hit the roof

/PRNewswire/ -- Vivici B.V. has successfully closed its seed funding round and pursues its mission to meet the worlds growing need for sustainable,...

In several cities, the introduction week for new students at universities and higher education institutions will take place next week to familiarize them with the city. For example, Delft starts already on Sunday with the OWee, the introduction week for the future freshmen of the TU Delft, the Hogeschool InHolland, and the Haagse Hogeschool. On Monday, KEI week begins in Groningen, EL CID in Leiden, and UIT in Utrecht.

In the City of Cape Town, numerous health facilities have shut down due to the persisting taxi strike, violence, and disruptions

Some Dutch universities put up fees for new Ukrainian students

Fresh funding round to help Dutch food tech firm launch first cultivated meat range from next year

Last year, Housing Minister Hugo de Jonge pushed 200 million euros into building over 2,000 prefabricated, flexible homes. He aimed to quickly create homes that municipalities could place as soon as they had a location available to start swiftly filling gaps in the housing shortage. But 1,900 of those homes are still in storage, the Volkskrant reports.

Kota Kinabalu: Rituals Cosmetics, together with luxury and lifestyle retail group Valiram, opened its second store in Malaysia at Imago Shopping Mall as part of their international expansion plan. The brand’s philosophy centres around helping you slow down and find happiness in the smallest of things.

Recent landmark cell-based meat applications in Europe are ‘more good news’ for the region’s food tech, says Meatable.