Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) is taking to social media to convince food companies to get allergen labelling right.

The ACCC is urging businesses to review their country of origin labels now to ensure they comply with Australian Consumer Law.

Premiumisation in Australia's retail liquor sector will be addressed in a seminar program at The Drinks Industry Show in Sydney in June.

Australian audiences are among the first to see a new Coca-Cola ‘Pool Boy’ TV commercial with a gay twist.

Kellogg has made changes to a Coco Pops ad after the Advertising Standards Bureau ruled it breached the Responsible Children's Marketing Initiative code.

Lion has announced a multi-year distribution agreement with DXCEL International to distribute the Australian Little Creatures craft brew brand in China.

Coles has appointed former Australian Idol winner Casey Donovan as the face of its latest Down Down campaign.

The shift in China’s economy from manufacturing to the services sector could see a major resurgence of Australia’s manufacturing sector according to a report released by ANZ.

Tasmanian salmon producer Tassal is in environmentalists' cross-hairs over its disclosure around fish mortality in Macquarie Harbour.

Simplot and its suppliers have supplied four million meals to people in need, according to food relief organisation Foodbank.

Embattled dairy processor Murray Goulburn will close three plants and scrap $148 million in farmer debts under its controversial milk price clawback scheme.

Heineken is the latest beverage manufacturer to hop on board the political bandwagon with the launch of a campaign called 'Worlds Apart'.

Kraft Heinz will end its use of controversial fishing practices to source tuna for its Greenseas brand following consumer pressure.

Brewer and author Charles Bamforth will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Australian Craft Brewers Conference in Adelaide.

The ACCC has instituted proceedings against Murray Goulburn over its farmgate milk price decreases in April last year.

The Australian beverage industry has rejected claims of a link between artificially sweetened drinks and dementia.