Primo Smallgoods has been swallowed by Australia's largest meat processor, JBS Australia, for $1.45 billion.

Food and beverage companies Cullen Wines, Loving Earth and Whole Kids were among the winners at the inaugural Australian Organic Awards held in Adelaide.

Tasmanian salmon producer Tassal says it has achieved a world first for any salmon company by attaining ASC certification across its full salmon farming operation.

Jean-Claude Van Damme shares a little too much in a new series of ads spruiking Coca-Cola Amatil's Rocky Mountains beer brand, Coors.

Hunter Valley winemaker, Neil McGuigan, has become the fourth Australian to be appointed president of the International Wine and Spirit Competition.

The ACCC has closed the case on claims that suppliers were unfairly pressured to pay for the Jamie Oliver sensory sticker promotion.

The ACCC is writing to egg suppliers to encourage them to review the words and images used on their free-range egg cartons and in advertising claims.

Mining billionaire, Gina Rinehart, is poised to plough $500 million into the Chinese infant formula market through her dairy venture, Hope Dairies.

George Weston Foods has seen a strong recovery, according to its UK parent, and now it wants a larger slice of the local bread market.

Treasury Wine Estates is shutting its historic South Australian Ryecroft facility, which makes Rosemount Estate wines.

A Coles TV advertisement for Tasmanian Pink Lady Apples has the supermarket giant back in the spotlight over its “fresh” claims.

Coopers Brewery has boosted its beer sales by 8 per cent in the 2013-14 financial year, but its profits have fallen due to a consumer shift to bottles in favour of keg beer.

Green's Foods, manufacturer of the Green's, Lowan, Poppin, Basco and Lolly Gobble Bliss Bombs brands, is reportedly looking to list on the ASX.

Breakfast snacks, fruit, chocolate and cheese are topping the charts in the snack category, according to two new studies.

The market value of food and drinks specifically bought for cognitive health purposes is a relatively small but growing market, according to Canadean.

Two thirds of the world’s largest companies say water problems will result in a substantive change in their business, operations or revenue, according to a report.