Süddeutsche Zeitung

51 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Stylish Summer Trends: From Beach Jewelry to Cool Luggage and Deodorant Innovations · Sorbet Island introduces beach jewelry, Rimowa launches blue luggage, and Akt debuts a long-lasting deodorant
• Nicolai Bergmann's Floral Empire: From Tokyo to Global Markets · Nicolai Bergmann, a Danish florist, has built a global floral empire with shops in Tokyo, Seoul, and Copenhagen, known for his innovative flower boxes and high-end arrangements.
• German Couple Plans to Cultivate Fresh Oysters in Allgäu · Ambitious German couple Sabine and Bernd Englisch aim to grow oysters in the Allgäu region despite the lack of natural oyster beds.
• Gardeners advised to water plants early morning to prevent disease · Experts recommend watering plants between 5 and 9 AM to optimize absorption and avoid fungal issues.
• German Legal Guide on Building Fences and Walls on Property · German law dictates strict rules on fence height, transparency, and neighbor consent for property boundaries.
• Architect Barbara Buser Becomes Basel's First Independent Female Ferry Operator · Architect Barbara Buser broke gender barriers to become Basel's first independent female ferry operator in the 1990s.
• Rick Owens and Adidas Introduce Cooling Fashion Tech at Paris Men's Fashion Week · Rick Owens and Adidas unveil cooling clothing with built-in fans and turbines at Paris Men's Fashion Week.
• French Pastry Chef Cédric Grolet Draws Crowds at Louvre Location · Fans queue for hours to see the famous pastries of Parisian patissier Cédric Grolet.
• Turquoise Defined as the Color of Summer Through Nature and Leisure · Turquoise represents summer through its association with clear water, beaches, and sunny days.
• Berlin Photographer Andreas Rost Defends Quality of GDR Concrete Housing · Berlin photographer Andreas Rost praises the construction quality of GDR Plattenbau apartments while acknowledging regime flaws.
• Germany: Building a Garden Shed Without a Permit Is Generally Illegal · German homeowners must check local laws before building a garden shed, as permits are often required for structures over 75 cubic meters.
• German Review Questions Taste of Viral 'Dirty Soda' Trend · A German food writer tests the viral 'Dirty Soda' trend, finding it overly sweet and unappealing.
• Week's Best Products: Cooling Towels, Window Blinds, and Reusable Cool Bags · New cooling products for summer include beach towels, window blinds, and insulated bags.
• Ice Cream Maker Tests 14 Supermarket Pistachio Flavors · Ralf Casamassa of Casa Vecchio tested 14 supermarket pistachio ice creams for Süddeutsche Zeitung.
• Housing Crisis in Germany: Experts Debate Solutions Amid 1.4 Million Shortage · German housing experts Melanie Weber-Moritz and Iris Schöberl debate strategies to solve the 1.4 million-unit shortage.
• 15 Affordable Summer Wines Under 15 Euros for Your Balcony · Expert tips for selecting refreshing and budget-friendly summer wines to enjoy outdoors.
• Mytheresa Munich Flagship Reopens After Renovation; AirUp Launches World Cup Edition · Mytheresa Munich flagship reopens with new design, while AirUp launches a World Cup-themed collection.
• Why Music Festivals Bring Joy: Community, Sound, and Shared Experiences · Music festivals create happiness through community, music, and shared experiences, despite challenging conditions like bad weather and camping.
• RS Barcelona's Design-Driven Table Football Tables Attract Global Demand · RS Barcelona's design-focused table football tables blend functionality with aesthetics, gaining international popularity.
• Uschi Ackermann's Munich Apartment Filled with Pugs and Passion · Uschi Ackermann, widow of Munich restaurateur Gerd Käfer, shares her passion for pugs and vibrant decor.
• Award-Winning Chef Christoph Rüffer Opens Haerlin Restaurant in Hamburg · Highly decorated chef Christoph Rüffer opens his new restaurant Haerlin in Hamburg.
• University of Bayreuth Tests Insect Protein Substitute for Traditional Bavarian White Sausage · Researchers replace up to 20% of meat in white sausage with mealworm protein for a feasibility study.
• Dermatologist Tests Ten Sunscreens for Texture and Absorption · Susanne Steinkraus evaluates ten sunscreens for white cast and skin feel.
• Seneca's Rule on Moderation Applied to German Rent Advance Payments · Philosopher Seneca's advice on moderation is applied to limit excessive advance payments on German operating costs in rental contracts.
• Vogue's 2026 Swim Trends Clash with Real-World Fit Needs · Expert Ingrid Angehrn critiques Vogue's impractical swimwear trends for 2026.
• Test: Five Cordless Mops That Vacuum and Mop Simultaneously · A cleaning expert tested five cordless mops that vacuum and mop simultaneously, finding they save time and effectively remove pet hair.
• Better Living for Apprentices: A New Dormitory in Straubing · A new dormitory in Straubing aims to provide better housing for apprentices facing accommodation challenges.
• Understanding Self-Use Evictions: When They Are Permissible and When They Are Not · The article explains when landlords can legally terminate leases for personal use and when it's not allowed.
• Baltic Sea Fish Populations Face Crisis Amid Environmental Challenges · The Baltic Sea's fish populations are declining due to oxygen-deprived zones and overfishing, despite recent public attention on a stranded whale.
• Top Picnic Accessories for a Summer Outing · The article discusses the two main types of picnic blankets: functional nylon options and romantic woolen designs with leather straps.