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Brazil has over 25 million Covid cases, more than any other South American country and only topped by the US and India globally. Brazil has reported 193,465 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours and 929 Covid-19 deaths, the Health Ministry said.
The companies said that they started submitting their formal application "following a request" from the FDA, which seemingly wants to get the process moving quickly. In its home market, Starbucks experienced "very strong" consumer demand over the holidays, Chief Executive Kevin Johnson told analysts.
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