Pepsi Max has announced the launch of a new summer campaign focused on "the Aussie spirit of mateship, ingenuity, and good humour".

Wineries in Victoria’s High Country will receive a $50,000 funding injection to research consumer trends and behaviours around winery.

Friendly bacteria may be introduced to bagged salad leaves to help ward off the possibility of salmonella and listeria outbreaks.

The AFGC's State of the Industry report has shown that food and grocery exports have offset challenging economic conditions.

Woolworths has dropped SPC Ardmona as the supplier of its private label canned tomatoes in favour of a smaller supplier.

The ACCC has issued its Dairy Inquiry Issues Paper ahead of a 12-month inquiry that was initiated by the Australian Government.

Coopers Brewery's beer sales have risen during 2015-16, but competitive pressures and costs have weighed on the brewer's annual profits.

Supermarkets need to improve the way they notify suppliers when delisting their products to avoid breaching the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct, ACCC Chairman Rod Sims said.

Food relief company Foodbank recognised Wiley and other partners in an awards ceremony at Parliament House this week.

Fonterra will add a "global food quality seal" to products to convince customers of its milk's quality and safety.

General Mills has announced plans to close its Mount Waverley facility in Victoria as part of a restructure to consolidate its Australian operations.

The chicken manufacturers are not the only ones feeling the heat from the supermarket cooked chook price wars, according to new research.

Red Rooster is marking the launch of its online delivery service by partnering Foodbank to deliver roast chickens to charities.

Research shows that having vegetables ready for use has become one of the three most important factors for Australian shoppers.

Thankyou, the successful social enterprise that was founded by university friends, is heading back to school to spread its world-changing message.

Companies waiting to launch food products made from hemp seeds in Australia and New Zealand will now have to wait until next year.