SPC Ardmona has expressed its disappointment after the government knocked back its request for a $25 million grant.

Coopers is poised to tap the booming cider market through a distribution deal with the English manufacturer, Thatchers Cider.

Treasury Wine Estates has downgraded its profit forecasts following weaker sales in Australia and China.

Canadian dairy company Saputo now owns 77 per cent of Warrnambool Cheese & Butter (WCB), triggering an increase in offer price.

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Local beer brand Bluetongue will be phased out and the brewery that makes it is scheduled to close by the end of the year.

Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) plans to expand its beverage facility in Adelaide to accommodate juice production from another facility, resulting in the loss of 28 jobs.

Murray Goulburn will receive at least $92.9 million after withdrawing its bid for WCB and selling its 17.7 per cent stake to Saputo.

The competition watchdog has launched an enquiry into potentially anti-competitive tap contracts being forged between the big brewers and the pubs and clubs.

Coca-Cola Amatil is reconsidering changes to the recipe of its Cascade Blackcurrant syrup after a consumer backlash over the reformulated product.

It's been dubbed the Mad Men effect by Roy Morgan Research, which has measured a strong rise in the popularity of whisky among younger Australians.

Lion has launched a one-off, limited edition porter-style beer called 'The First Brew' in collaboration with Tim Charody, The Beer Pilgrim, to celebrate Australia Day.

Saputo has secured a majority stake in Warrnambool Cheese and Butter in the closing moments of its bid to take over the Victorian dairy processor.

The managing director of Goodman Fielder's Australian operations, Andrew Hipperson, has been killed in a motorcycle accident.

Ashgrove Cheese has initiated a precautionary recall of several hard cheese products after routine testing found traces of Listeria.

Over one third of vegetable consumers have added Chinese and Thai to their cooking repertoire in the past five years, according to AUSVEG.