Plant-based water products are healthier alternatives to conventional sweetened and carbonated beverages, as they are derived from plant-based natural sources and contain fewer chemicals and pollutants. Plant-based water can be used for drinking and cooking as it is free of preservatives, artificial colors, and other additives. Plant-based water is typically obtained from natural sources like spring water, coconut water, or artesian wells and can also contain beneficial minerals and electrolytes, as well as vitamins and antioxidants.

Electrodeless gas discharge lamps, such as plasma lamps, are powered by radio frequency energy. Radiofrequency (RF) power is used to excite plasma inside a sealed, transparent burner or bulb to produce light in the form of plasma lamps. Plasma lamps use noble gases and additional materials such as metal halides, sodium, mercury, or sulfur to produce light in several colors.

PolyDADMAC stands for poly-diallyl dimethylammonium chloride. It is widely used in water and wastewater treatment and is sold as a liquid concentrate, with solids composing 10%-50%. This chemical works effectively as a primary coagulant and charge-neutralization agent. PolyDADMAC is also used in the papermaking process to control any disturbing substances while providing superior fixing of the pitch from mechanical pulp and of latex from coated broke.

During FY2022 the Top 100 luxury goods companies generated composite sales of US$347 billion, up from the US$305 billion registered in FY2021. This sharp increase in luxury goods sales signals the good state of the luxury industry after the COVID-19 pandemic years.

Pretzels are crisp, brittle, and salted baked snack foods made of flour dough. These are available in various shapes and have shiny outer surfaces. Raw materials that are used to produce pretzels are flour, yeast, leavening agents, and shortenings. Different varieties of pretzels are available in the market in terms of shape and flavor. Companies sell pretzels as on- the-go snacks in packages, and some sell freshly made pretzels at foodservice outlets. The modern production process of pretzels is completely automated. It involves multiple steps, such as mixing the dough, forming pretzels, dipping, and salting, cooking, and packaging. These steps vary depending on the type of pretzel.