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“Period Pain Relief Cheery Lady tea” wins Consolation prize at “Post-Harvest Technology” Contest

On December 11, 2021, Cheery Lady, a herbal tea that reduces menstrual pain was awarded a Consolation prize at the 2021 "Post-harvest Technology" contest, jointly held by the Youth Technological Promotion Center and HCMC University of Food Industry. The tea was created by DTU Chemistry, Medicine and Pharmacy researchers. 
 
The Post-harvest Technology" contest objective was to discover innovative, practical ideas and products that could be applied in satisfying daily issues in the agriculture and food industries. 160 teams from business and academia participated and 23 advanced to the finals.
 
Trà th?o du?c dành cho Ph? n? c?a SV Duy Tân giành gi?i Khuy?n khích linh v?c Công ngh? Ch? bi?n
DTU Chemistry, Medicine and Pharmacy researchers
 
Two DTU projects qualified for the finals: 
 
- The Cheery Lady tea was developed by a team of DTU Food Industry students, including Tran Thi Thuy Trang, Dang Thi Quynh Tram, Dang Thi Hoang Duyen and Nguyen Chi Toan, who majors in Biotechnology. The tea is 100% herbal, consisting of Herba Leonuri Heterophylli, Red Apple, Rose, Goji Berry and Longan. The ingredients are processed using freeze-drying technology, which helps to fully conserve the active ingredients while minimizing the sulfur content. Cheery Lady tea reduces menstrual pain, increases skin quality and blood circulation, and can also be used for people with diabetes. The product was manufactured under strict medical supervision and was awarded a consolation prize. Three other national-level articles have been published relating to this topic.
 
- The “Survey on the relationship between Roasting conditions, Sensory and Chemical parameters of Robusta Coffee beans in Gia Lai province, Vietnam" project was developed by DTU Food Technology students Nguyen Duc Truong and Truong Dai Duong. Although coffee is the most popular beverage in the world, currently the quality of roasted coffee is mainly evaluated by its aroma, but an alternative, objective method is now required. The research team analyzed the key chemical components and their changes during the roasting process and built a model to assess the quality based on specific signs from its ingredients.
 
Trà th?o du?c dành cho Ph? n? c?a SV Duy Tân giành gi?i Khuy?n khích linh v?c Công ngh? Ch? bi?n
Cheery Lady tea
 
Thuy Trang, a member of DTU Chemistry, Medicine and Pharmacy team, said: “Despite the pandemic, we worked hard to perfect our product by the deadline. This prize is a memorable milestone in my student life. We sincerely thank Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Hieu, Ms. Ngo Thi Minh Thu and the DTU Board for their kind help during the competition."
 
(Media Center)