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Former GrainCorp chief executive, Alison Watkins, has officially taken over as CCA's new group MD, replacing Terry Davis.

NSW meat snacks company, Mariani Foods, has bought a UK competitor out of administration.

A2 Corp says it plans to launch its products in the US on the back of its Australian success.

Saputo-owned WCB says it has doubled its first half profits and the dairy company has also issued an upbeat outlook for the full year.

The sixth attempt by the ACT Greens to have sow stalls and battery cages banned has finally met with success.

Dick Smith must withdraw OzEmite yeast spread from retail shelves according to a ruling from IP Australia in favour of the competing AussieMite.

Coles says its new "Deeper Down Down" campaign will result in price cuts of up to 34 per cent off many brands including Nescafe, Lipton and Sanitarium.

Frozen food company Patties Foods has delivered an upbeat forecast for the second half as the results of its productivity push and new product development come to fruition.

The gluten-free movement has gathered pace in recent years, but Pie Face has taken a slightly different tack with the launch of a low-gluten pie.

Military researchers in the US have defied the odds and created a pizza that remains fresh for three years outside of the fridge.

A mere five schools will be affected by an ACT government ban on the sale of fruit juice and soft drink in vending machines at public schools.

A former senior executive at Kraft Foods and Coca-Cola, will take the reigns at Treasury Wine Estates at the end of March.

Smart phone technology poses significant security challenges for the retail industry according to a new report commissioned by ECRA.

Flavour company McCormick is ramping its annual flavour forecast up a notch with the launch of retail products based on its findings.

Coca-Cola Amatil's full year profit has plunged 82.5 per cent after the company made $404 million in writedowns on its fruit and vegetable processing business.