Group 1 - A customer reported finding a plastic glove in a coffee cup at a KFC location in Harbin, leading to a request for video evidence from the store [1] - KFC's customer service stated that they could not verify the claims made on social media and advised customers to contact the store directly for service [1] Group 2 - COFCO Technology announced partnerships with several leading tea beverage companies to promote D-alloheptulose sugar, which is seen as a promising product in the health trend [2] - The collaboration aims to enhance product offerings in the tea beverage sector [2] Group 3 - Xiangpiaopiao signed a cooperation agreement with Zhejiang Chinese Medical University to establish a health beverage research institute, focusing on integrating traditional Chinese medicine into daily consumption [3] - The first product from this collaboration is "Five Red Warm Milk Tea," based on traditional remedies [3][4] - Xiangpiaopiao is undergoing a strategic upgrade from a milk tea pioneer to a leader in health-oriented tea beverages, emphasizing product innovation and brand rejuvenation [3][4] Group 4 - Jiahua Foods reported a 68.5% decline in net profit for the first three quarters of the year, despite a 5.3% increase in revenue to 1.77 billion yuan [5] - The company attributed the profit drop to rising raw material costs and increased marketing expenses [5][6] - Jiahua Foods is facing challenges due to the trend of "de-plant-based cream" in the new tea beverage market, leading to a significant decrease in sales [6] Group 5 - Eight Horse Tea officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with an initial price of 50 HKD, closing at 93.35 HKD, marking an increase of 86.7% [7] - The company plans to expand its physical presence by adding 1,500 new stores over the next three to five years and aims to establish an intelligent production base [7] - Eight Horse Tea has a strong family ownership structure, with significant control held by the Wang family, who have a long history in tea production [8]