The a2 Milk Company has reported total revenue of $155 million for the year to June 30, an increase of 40 per cent on last year.

Patties Foods has reported profits of $2.1 million, down from $16.7m last year, due to the frozen Nanna's berry recall earlier this year.

Coca-Cola Amatil’s (CCA) attempts to address declining consumer interest in soft drinks have failed to offer the desired boost to profits.

Sydney Markets has expanded its Fresh Awards with a new and improved program that recognises more sectors of the local fresh produce industry.

AquaBotanical Beverages, which has created the world’s first bottled water 100 per cent harvested from fresh produce, has won an innovation award.

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Treasury Wine Estates looks to have put its troubles behind it with the announcement of a return to profitability.

Sauce manufacturer Cerebos has launched a range of Fountain tomato sauce bottles featuring the 18 AFL team jerseys.

The Australian Business Awards has given a sustainability award to Tasmanian salmon producer Tassal.

Virgin Australia has joined Nespresso to launch a coffee machine suited to the rigours of flying.

Gina Rinehart's $500 million dairy export venture spanning 5000 hectares of farmland, a new dairy herd and milk powder plant, is on hold.

Dean Foods, the US dairy giant that made a play for The a2 Milk Company, is in the spotlight following the sudden departure of its chairman.

Food giant Kellogg says it aims to phase out artificial colours and flavours in its cereals and snack bars by the end of 2018.

Eight per cent of Australians consume sports drinks in the average week, and people who play sport are more likely to drink them than the average Aussie.

CSIRO has become the first Australian member of the Global Food Traceability Centre which was launched in 2013 to implement food traceability across global networks and supply chains.

Food companies have “43 different names” for added sugars on their packaging, and Choice is calling for reform.