The company behind V Energy drinks has partnered with 20th Century Fox to promote X-Men: Apocalypse.

Murray Goulburn's managing director Gary Helou will step down from his role following a significant downgrade of the dairy co-operative's profit and milk price.

A Western Australian distillery took home three trophies and three gold medals from the 2016 Australian Distilled Spirits Awards.

Suppliers have been asked to donate their excess fresh produce to the Aussie Farmers Foundation (AFF) and Foodbank as part of an initiative to provide meals for the hungry in rural and regional Australia.

The packaging for Ardmona's tinned tomatoes now features pictures of growers with their families to boost its appeal as a paddock-to-plate brand.

The global retail cheese market returned to its long term growth trend last year and was buoyed by innovation in the sector, according to a new report from Zenith International.

EU milk production growth is finally slowing, according to a visiting expert on the European dairy sector.

Mars Food has unveiled a new five-year strategy that will see it reformulate products and introduce labelling initiatives aimed at helping to combat rising obesity levels.

IBISWorld has analysed the impact of a flat volumetric tax for the alcoholic beverages sector as the debate about taxation on beer, wine and spirits heats up ahead of the federal budget next month.

Mount Franklin has been named Australia's favourite water brand following a nation-wide survey by Roy Morgan Research.

The Federal Court has handed down a $300,000 penalty against Derodi and Holland Farms, trading together as Free Range Egg Farms, over their free range egg claims.

Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has secured a contract to distribute Monster Energy Drinks in Australia and New Zealand for up to 20 years.

Three food and beverage industry bodies have joined forces to promote Australia's fine food and wine industry in China.

Murray Goulburn (MG) and other Australian dairy processors can breathe easy following the release of a revised ‘positives’ list of products capable of cross-border trade by Chinese regulators.

The findings of a recent study suggesting a tax on drinks would save lives has been described as absurd by the Australian beverage industry.

The Chinese Government has introduced a tax on goods bought through foreign websites, and is reportedly poised to release a list of products that can be imported through 'cross-border' channels.