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"Peruvian limes have 25% more juice than Mexican limes" - Vimarsana News

"Peruvian limes have 25% more juice than Mexican limes"

"Peruvian limes have 25% more juice than Mexican limes"

Shay Mitchell Combines Her Love Of Travel And Beverages With New Max Series 'Thirst': "Connections Are Made From Cheersing" - Vimarsana News

Shay Mitchell Combines Her Love Of Travel And Beverages With New Max Series 'Thirst': "Connections Are Made From Cheersing"

Shay Mitchell believes people underestimate the power of a good cocktail.

Peru's 2024 copper target is realistic, mining magnates say - Vimarsana News

Peru's 2024 copper target is realistic, mining magnates say

The Peruvian government's 2024 copper production goal of three-million metric tons is realistic, senior industry executives said on Tuesday, as the country seeks to boost mining investments to help lift the economy out of recession. The South American country produced 2.76-million tons of copper last year, dropping its rank from first to second for global production of the red metal. It still ranks first globally for export volumes.

Chinese, international scientists release report on growing risk of glacial lake outburst floods - Vimarsana News

Chinese, international scientists release report on growing risk of glacial lake outburst floods

An aerial drone photo taken on May 11, 2024 shows a view of the Zangser Kangri Glacier at the Chang

Hilary Bradt: 'Any country where Britain disapproves of the government, we should do a guide to it' - Vimarsana News

Hilary Bradt: 'Any country where Britain disapproves of the government, we should do a guide to it'

Fifty years after her first publication, the founder of Bradt Guides says travelling off the beaten track remains a global force for good