BBC NEWS | Health | Caffeine 'does not raise blood pressure' (#)
„Caffeine 'does not raise blood pressure' People who opt for decaffeinated coffee to avoid raising their blood pressure may be wasting their time, research suggests. A Swiss study indicates that the caffeine contained in coffee is not, as was widely thought, responsible for raising blood pressure.“
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„It doesn't have to be this way. Every so often I find it a pleasant surprise to order a cup of decaf at the end of a meal and find it to be rich and dark and every bit as satisfying as the caffeinated versions I used to chug down by the mugful. So what's the problem here?“
http://www.sallys-place.com/beverages/coffee/ decaffeinated.htm
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„Recent research conducted by the management of Swiss Water Decaffeinated has revealed that most decaf drinkers (nearly 65 percent) also drink regular coffee during the day. This means the typical decaf drinker really loves the taste of coffee and wants to keep enjoying it past the point of not wanting any more caffeine. In addition, these dual users, on average, drink more coffee than those who just drink regular or decaf alone, making them very desirable coffee customers indeed. Obviously, most dual users will find it easiest to get their regular and decaffeinated coffee at one location, and the coffeehouse that serves excellent coffee in regular and decaf versions is most likely to earn the loyalty of these customers throughout the day.“
http://www.freshcup.com/decaf.htm
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Tea & Coffee 03/02 - Swiss Water’s Constant Evolution
„This investment of resources has been based on a guarded optimism regarding the specialty coffee market and the role of decaffeinated coffee in it but also on an even more enthusiastic view of the Swiss Water brand’s chances within it. Frank Dennis draws a distinction between the vitality of the market and the potential demand for the Swiss Water brand, “We believe that we have a strong combination of benefits to offer the consumer and that if a coffee drinker is looking for a great cup of coffee without caffeine they are very likely to prefer a cup decaf decaffeinated with the Swiss Water process. What we can’t predict, however, is where the specialty coffee trend is going and where, more specifically, the demand for decaffeinated coffee will be five years from now, particularly if decaffeinators as a group don’t get together and do more for their category. In general, there are an increasing number of beverage choices available to the consumer and you really can’t be sure if the coffee consumer today will be drinking coffee tomorrow.“
http://www.teaandcoffee.net/0302/retail.htm
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Tea & Coffee 03/03 - Comments on the Decaf Coffee Market
„Frank Dennis, Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Company, Inc.’s c.e.o. and president, noted that his company’s business has also been growing steadily over the past year. “We’ve taken great care not only to understand how best to decaffeinate coffee with 100% pure water, but we’ve also invested a lot in understanding the decaffeinated coffee drinker so that we can work with our roaster/customers in helping them communicate with those coffee drinkers.” Asked about the newer entries into the ‘100% water’ decaffeination arena, Dennis had this to say, “We’re flattered to see our competitors introducing “100% water” and “pure water” processes but we’ve been decaffeinating with pure water using our patented process for a long time - we believe the quality of our product reflects that experience.…our plant, by the way, has been open to tours since the day it opened.”“
http://www.teaandcoffee.net/0303/coffee.htm
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„Swiss Water Decaffeinated Coffee Co. (SWDCC) has just launched a new Grounds for Health, Fair Trade Certified Mexican Decaffeinated Coffee, a distinctive, full flavored yet balanced coffee of premium quality.“
http://www.transfairusa.org/content/email/ buzz_nov.htm
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