• Picured: the Yaffa Media team at AUSPACK 2022. L-R: Print21 national sales manager Marni Groves, Food & Drink Business & PKN Packaging News national sales manager Sharon Amos, Print21 editor Wayne Robinson, publisher Lindy Hughson, Food & Drink Business editor Kim Berry, PKN Packaging News editor Colleen Bate. Each week, Food & Drink Business editor Kim Berry brings you the latest news in the food and beverage sector. This week: AUSPACK 2022, AltProteins22, TUI Foods, Maggie Beer Holdings & more...
    Picured: the Yaffa Media team at AUSPACK 2022. L-R: Print21 national sales manager Marni Groves, Food & Drink Business & PKN Packaging News national sales manager Sharon Amos, Print21 editor Wayne Robinson, publisher Lindy Hughson, Food & Drink Business editor Kim Berry, PKN Packaging News editor Colleen Bate. Each week, Food & Drink Business editor Kim Berry brings you the latest news in the food and beverage sector. This week: AUSPACK 2022, AltProteins22, TUI Foods, Maggie Beer Holdings & more...
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PLAY Food & Drink Business News Bulletin: 19 May

By Kim Berry | 19 May 2022

In the news this week: AUSPACK 2022, AltProteins22, TUI Foods, Maggie Beer Holdings, Woolworths, Goulburn Valley 

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