Since China is most likely to become the world’s largest gourmet chocolate market, Barry Callebaut’s gourmet business in China is busy catering to the needs of chocolatiers, pastry chefs, bakeries,
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Dairy company reduces costs with label management system
NiceLabel, one of the world’s leading developers of label and marking productivity software solutions has helped dairy company Arla Foods find a standardised label management solution for all of
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Harvey Beef announces new ethical meat brand
Western Australian meat processor and packer Harvey Beef has announced a new Rangelands beef brand, targeting consumers interested in animal welfare and hormone-free meat.
According to Harvey Beef, Rangelands
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Australia to triple chilled beef exports to China
A new agreement between China and Australia means the number of processors allowed to send chilled, or refrigerated and cryovaced beef cuts to China will more than triple.
Specifically,
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Chinese supermarkets stop selling Brazilian meat
According to a story from the Voice of America (VoA), some of China’s largest food suppliers have stopped selling Brazilian beef and poultry following a scandal over Brazil’s meat processing
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Australian researchers find way to stop food mould
West Australian researchers led by Dr. Kirsty Bayliss have discovered how to stop mould growing on fresh food.
Dr. Bayliss will be presenting her technology, titled ‘Breaking the Mould’, a chemical-free
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Bosch Australia partners with Food CRC
While the recently-announced Food Agility CRC will be funded with $50 million over ten years along with $160 million in commitments from 54 partner organisations, Bosch Australia will be a lead technology
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Tumeric-rich Arkadia Golden Latte released
Arkadia Beverages has released a blend of high of turmeric, spices and organic panela sugar and called it Arkadia Golden Latte.
This turmeric blend is designed to be ready to drunk with hot or cold
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Australian fruit destined for Chinese retailers
Winha Commerce and Trade International, the Australian paddock-to-plate Chinese retailer and wholesale food company, has announced that it will use its participation in a new Australian agricultural research
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Energy policy could see jobs go offshore – report
A new Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) report, Energy shock: No gas, no power, no future?, concludes that Australia’s energy policy risks sending Australian jobs offshore.
The report finds
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Mechatronic drive awarded HACCP certification
Understanding the extremely high standards that Australia’s food and beverage manufacturers work towards to ensure that consumers receive the highest quality products, SEW-EURODRIVE
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Food industry penalty rate change applauded by business
The Australian Industry Group has welcomed today’s Fair Work Commission (FWC) Penalty Rates Decision.
“The Commission has accepted Ai Group’s evidence and arguments to re-set penalty rates in
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Nanoparticles could be the future of agriculture
MICROSCOPIC particles that have always been considered a pollutant are being studied for a range of agricultural uses.
South Australian researchers are working on a number of novel uses for engineered
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Coca-Cola to close South Australia plant
Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) will close its plant in South Australia in 2019 and, as a result, 180 workers will lose their jobs.
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SA manufacturing boosts job numbers by nearly 10,000
The lower dollar has helped see South Australia’s manufacturing sector add nearly 10,000 new jobs, including many in the food making sector, in the last 12 months.
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Safe Work releases new hazardous labelling regulations
Chemicals manufactured or imported before January 1 2017 will be allowed to be supplied without having to meet Work Health and Safety Regulations’ labelling requirements, according to Safe Work Australia.
Safe
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Norco leads with domestic violence leave
Nestle finds life is sweet with Chocolate Law subsidy
Nestlé and other food manufacturers will receive the same levels of export subsidies for using milk and cereals from Swiss farmers next year.
The government wanted to trim Chocolate Law payments by CHF26.7
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Machine automation controller
Omron electronics has released its entry level controller, NX1P, designed for small to midsize production machines. Based on the Sysmas (System for Machine Automation Control) platform, the controller
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Management education, not just tax cuts, needed to create jobs and growth
Company tax cuts are a key component of Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison’s plan to drive growth in jobs and wages, spurring on the Australian economy.
There’s no question that tax cuts and lower
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