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For 98 years, family-owned Australian company A S Harrison & Co has been supplying food and beverage manufacturers with premium, value-added ingredients and additives.

Over the last decade, the business has developed a broad portfolio of food ingredients for the Australian and New Zealand markets.

Its Food Ingredients range includes Cheese and Dairy Powders, Meat Powders, Bakery products and Fruit and Vegetable Powders.

Moving with market requirements and trends, it more recently developed its vegan and organic product ranges and have Ecocert and Kiwa certifications available.

Operating since 1923, A S Harrison & Co says the benefits it brings to customers are:

  • naturally derived high-quality ingredients;
  • consistent flavour, functionality, and appearance;
  • kosher, Organic, Halal, non-GMO and low sodium options;
  • high quality control standards – HACCP, Ecocert, Kiwa, Best Practice ISO 9001 and ISO 14001:2015;
  • formulation/technical advice; and
  • reliable supply chain and expertise in distribution.

This article was first published in Food & Drink Business May 2021.

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