The Coca-Cola Amatil and Casella Family Brands joint venture, the Australian Beer Company, is launching a new craft beer range.

Sri Lankan health officials have lifted a temporary ban on Fonterra's Anchor milk products after testing showed the powder was safe.

Tasmanian family-owned salmon producer Huon Aquaculture plans to list on the Australian Stock Exchange to better capitalise on the booming industry.

Pernod Ricard is calling for ambitious university graduates with a passion for wine, a desire to travel and an entrepreneurial spirit.

Australian juice brand Nudie is making its first foray into TV with the launch of an advertising campaign to promote its lunchbox-friendly range.

Nestle has halved the size of its Killer Pythons as part of a broader move to scale back the portion sizes of its confectionery products.

Discount retailer Aldi is on its way to WA and SA in a $700 million expansion plan that will see it roll out up to 120 new stores.

Choice says that allowing sports drinks to carry health claims will mislead consumers into believing that sports drinks are generally a healthy option.

Hardys wines, the official wine of Cricket Australia, has announced Glenn McGrath as its cricket ambassador, ahead of the summer season.

Sri Lankan health officials have reportedly suspended three batches of Fonterra's Anchor full cream milk powder following three customer complaints.

Jenny Craig has revamped its menu and packaging and is taking to the small screen to spruik what the company describes as a new creative direction.

In a category-crossing move, Gloria Jean's has launched a limited edition beverage based on the Arnott’s Tim Tam.

Simplot has become embroiled in a pay dispute with workers at its vegetable processing plant in Ulverstone, Tasmania over a new wages agreement.

Global consumption will rise by 36 per cent by 2024, and will overtake the available supply over the next decade, according to Tetra Pak's 7th Dairy Index.

Four companies have been applauded by Foodbank Australia for helping to bring food relief to thousands of Australians.

The ACCC says that while it welcomes industry efforts to develop a code of conduct to address unfair practices in the grocery sector, more work needs to be done.