Kellogg's has pledged to give at least 5000 books to The Smith Family’s student2student reading program for disadvantaged children.

PepsiCo is following the personalisation trend by printing Australia-themed emojis on its Pepsi Regular bottles and cans.

At a dazzling gala evening in Melbourne social enterprise Thankyou launched a crowd-funding campaign that will support two major game-changing moves. Food & Drink Business was there.

A piece of plastic found in a Snickers bar in Germany has led to a wide-ranging recall of chocolate bars manufactured by Mars at its Dutch factory.

Both Bega Cheese and Bellamy's have announced rising profits in the first half to December.

New microfiltration technology which extends the life of milk has been introduced to consumers in Victoria by New Zealand's Anchor Milk.

Offering condiments, craft beers, boutique wines and meats, Thomas Farm Kitchen's online store expands on its meal kit delivery service.

Nespresso is launching a smartphone-connected coffee machine that uses Bluetooth to help consumers better manage their morning brew.

Simplot Australia has backed the food tech ideas of eight new businesses with funding and detailed mentoring programs.

Perishable food rescue organisation OzHarvest is preparing to give the needy a night to remember with the CEO CookOff Challenge.

The A2 Milk Company has seen its sales spike in the six months to December on the back of strong demand for its infant formula.

Coca-Cola Amatil has reported profit growth for the first time in three years in its 2015 financial results.

The Riverina region of NSW, where much of the state's fresh produce is grown, is on track for a boost to its rail infrastructure.

McCain Foods' pre-cut and seasoned roast potatoes were voted number one in an independent consumer survey by Nielsen.

The wine industry is now contributing $40.2 billion to the value of gross output to the Australian economy according to independent research.

Melbourne wholesaler Quality Food World has been fined $85,000 for underpaying a total of 46 migrant and overseas workers by $149,137.