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The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) has released its Towards 2030: A food and grocery snapshot, an assessment of the food and grocery manufacturing sector following the Sustaining Australia: Food and Grocery Manufacturing 2030 report released in 2020. Read more
A New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc producer is now using thermographic label technology to show when a wine is chilled correctly.
Non-alcoholic beverage companies have been barred from participating in Western Australia's first Preventative Health Summit this Friday.
WA smallgoods company D’Orsogna plans to double its manufacturing capacity with the construction of a new factory north of Melbourne.
Conga Foods has kicked off a multi-million dollar TV campaign for its Moro olive oil that aims to communicate its Spanish heritage.
Registrations for the re-energised Drinks Industry Show have opened, and a special launch event has also been announced.
Macadamia industry participants have joined forces to launch a new product competition that aims to encourage innovation.
Third-party businesses can now tap into the logistics muscle of Amazon Australia with the local launch of its Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA) service.
New Zealand King Salmon has launched a new Ora King salmon product TYEE which comes from a very large and rare type of king salmon of the same name.
Camel milk was the talk of the town when it debuted as a winner in the Sydney Royal Cheese and Dairy Produce Competition recently.
Western Australian wine company Voyager Estate will transition to organic certification after 40 years of planting.
Produce company Perfection Fresh has partnered with hunger relief organisation Foodbank to help in two key areas of supply.
Premium vanilla brand Heilala Vanilla has pledged to provide aid to farming communities impacted by Cyclone Gita in Tonga.
A business event focused on boosting the natural, organic, and healthy products market will be held in April.
The timeframe for the introduction of Queensland’s container refund scheme has been extended.
SPC is celebrating its one hundredth year of being in the packaged fruits business with a new TV campaign starring its own staff.
Charles Sturt University researcher Stephen Cork is pitching his new chickpea flakes to breakfast cereal makers.