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Global Synthetic Caffeine Market, By Product
• Powder\ • Granular
Global Synthetic Caffeine Market, By Application
• Food & Beverages
• Pharmaceutical
• Cosmetics & Personal Care
• Dietary Supplements & Functional Food
Global Synthetic Caffeine Market, By Geography
• North America
--- U.S.
--- Canada
--- Mexico
• Europe
--- Germany
--- UK
--- France
--- Rest of Europe
• Asia Pacific
--- China
--- Japan
--- India
--- Rest of Asia Pacific
• Rest of the World
--- Latin America
--- Middle East & Africa
Global Synthetic Caffeine Market, Key Players
• BASF SE
• Kudos Chemie
• Cambridge Commodities Limited
• Aarti Industries Limited
• Spectrum Chemical Manufacturing Corp
• CSPC Pharmaceutical Group Limited
• Foodchem International Corporation
• LobaChemie Pvt.
• Stabilimento Farmaceutico Cav. G. Testa
• Central Drug House
Which jurisdictions are you looking to support this?
If you don’t want to run your own mail server then there will always be a trade off somewhere. That trade off could be high costs to pay a tech firm to run a private mail server for you, could be lack of features, could be privacy, could be a lot of things. Even with your own mail server there will be trade offs around security etc. depending upon your skillset.
Personally, I have a hybrid approach.
- Business is on a mail server
- Personal with sensitive data (health, bills, etc.) is on a mail server
- Personal - subscriptions, newsletters, etc. is on Proton
- Everything else is on Gmail
I also have other accounts (e.g. DDG, Apple Mail, for specific use cases, but I forward the content I receive there into Gmail.
I’ve had a look at Tuta and haven’t seen enough to convince me to move anything there. I’m not going to move my mail servers to a cloud provider, Gmail is there because the address is 20 years’ old and I can’t be bothered updating everywhere that it’s used, and Proton has been great for years, has grown well, and has a corporate mission that I agree with. DDG, Apple Mail etc. is what the internet sees of me - They generate unique email addresses and then I forward the content I want into Gmail, or sometimes Proton.
Even Spring (Australia) doesn’t work locally. Generally, if you are above the Tropic of Capricorn, you have the wet season and the dry season.
I think other people just look for additional context. E.g. if you’re reading a news article where the subject is the northern hemisphere then winter is clear. If there is no context, it’s probably just poorly written content.
Same here, although I don’t know how long I’ve been on DDG exactly. I never not find what I’m looking for.