A new South Australian milk brand released over the weekend is sourced only from two local dairy farms and available only through locally owned retailers and food service outlets.
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Asia-Pacific leads market for membrane technologies in food and beverage industry
The region, which holds the largest market share among all regions, should lead the global market in terms of growth.
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Is that muesli bar you put in your child’s lunchbox actually healthy?
Despite marketing claims that they are healthy, many processed snack bars are high in added sugar, refined starch and fat.
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Open and enclosed changeover and source selection switches
Kraus & Naimer have a range of open and enclosed changeover and source selection switches suitable for most applications including enclosed Mains – Off – Gen switches with appliance inlet.
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Traces of weedkiller found in German beer
Traces of a well-known weedkiller ingredient, glyphosate has been found in Germany's 14 most popular beers, according to a German environmental group.
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Fonterra opens new NZ mozzarella plant
Fonterra has officially opened a new mozzarella plant which has created 25 new jobs at its Clandeboye site on New Zealand’s South Island.
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Should we eat red meat? The nutrition and the ethics
The impacts of red meat and red meat products' production and consumption on human health, animal welfare and the environment are complex.
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Compact and easy-to-install valve control
Alfa Laval ThinkTop D30 is an easy-to-install integrated control unit for hygienic applications in the food, dairy, and beverage industries.
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Woolworths announces $972.7m loss, appoints new CEO
Woolworths has posted a net first-half loss of $972.7m and appointed Brad Banducci as CEO and Managing Director.
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Hungry Jack’s bans added hormone beef
Hungry Jack’s has become the first major Australian fast food chain to eliminate added hormones from its beef patties.
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Technical dinner on global packaging trends
The APPMA, in conjunction with the AIP, will be running a technical dinner on the 13th of April at Box Hill Golf Course, Victoria on ‘Global Packaging Trends – Global Growth Markets for Packaging’.
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Device to test the thickness of spaghetti, pasta and noodles
Lloyd Instruments has launched a test fixture designed to meet the quality assessment requirements of spaghetti, pasta and noodles producers.
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NZ v Australia in the Chinese food market – who is winning?
This DDMA infographic compares how both countries are rated by Chinese consumers of imported foods.
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Mars 55-country recall does not extend to Australia
The Mars voluntary chocolate recall affects 55 countries though not Australia, according to the company.
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FactCheck: do Australians with an average seafood diet ingest 11,000 pieces of plastic a year?
Australians are growing increasingly aware of the real danger posed by the vast amount of plastic dumped in our seas every year. It’s an important issue, so it’s crucial we get the facts right.
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Cocoa Life Sustainability Program reports Strong Progress
Mondelēz International has published the first progress report on its Cocoa Life sustainability program, which highlights the wide-ranging impact and efforts to date across its six cocoa-growing origins.
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Morrison ticks off sale of Australia’s biggest dairy to Chinese buyer
Treasurer Scott Morrison has approved the $280 million sale of Australia’s largest dairy farming business to the Chinese-owned Moon Lake Investments.
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Coca-Cola Health Funding hits Sour Results
Coca-Cola is funding a campaign to focus the discussion about obesity in Australia on exercise, shifting away from dietary intake as the solution to the health epidemic.
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Snickers recalled as plastics found in chocolate bars
Mars, one of the world's biggest food companies, has recalled chocolate bars and other products in 55 countries after a piece of plastic was found in a Snickers bar in Germany, according to a Reuters report.
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Caffeinated water brands aim to take share as demand for functionality grows
A number of companies have recently launched or relaunched caffeinated water in the US to target consumers looking for healthy and natural functional drinks.
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