The agribusiness banking specialist, Rabobank, has appointed Felicity Taylor as the area manager for Moree.
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Oyster farmers anticipate boost in business with new finance plan
Oyster farmers are hoping for greater investment with the release of a new financial strategy.
The strategy, supported by the government’s farming together program, was endorsed by Ocean Watch and the
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Banking services help an F&B business grow
Directus is a leading supplier of processed fruit and vegetable ingredients and speciality ingredients to food and beverage (F&B) companies in the Australasian region. Their clients include impressive
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Management backs environmental initiatives, but needs proof of payback: survey
Australian management is keen to pursue environmental excellence through green energy and waste water initiatives but wary of unproven operators who promise much while delivering little.
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Tax cuts “a shot in the arm” for small business: Ai Group
Last night’s federal budget included cuts to company tax rates for small businesses, which have been welcomed by industry groups.
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Investors consider Tegel Foods ahead of share float
Prospective investors in Tegal Foods were yesterday considering the estimated value of the company ahead of its plans to float on the Australian and New Zealand sharemarkets.
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Bellamy’s looks globally as formula sales boom
Organic milk formula company Bellamy’s Australia is seeing massive revenue growth and is on its way to become a global business.
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Cut both spending and company tax levels: Australian Industry Group
The Australian Industry Group has advised reductions to both government spending and company tax levels in its submission for the May federal budget.
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4 ways to value a business
Understanding how your business will be valued by potential buyers will allow you to better evaluate offers and recognise a fair deal.
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Final wording of China-Australia Free Trade Agreement to be known soon
The full details of the Chinese-Australian Free Trade Agreement are expected to be released before the end of June.
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80 jobs axed at Hobart Cadbury factory
Mondelez International has continued cost-cutting, with news this morning that it would be shedding 20 per cent of jobs at Claremont’s Cadbury factory.
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CASE STUDY: Ribs and Roast expands using debtor finance
When Ribs and Roast were outgrowing their factory and had to turn away orders, they committed to an ambitious expansion plan.
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$50 million: the magic number for optimising profitability
$50 million is number Australian manufacturers hit before they start optimising profitability, according to Grant Thornton.
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New Midfield dairy factory in VIC to create 250 jobs
Meat processing business Midfield Group has received approval to build a milk factory in Warrnambool, Victoria.
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10 EOFY resolutions for SMEs
The promise of a new financial year is the best time of year to come up with resolutions, especially for SME's.
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New Coke product hoped to revive falling Australian sales
Coca-Cola Amatil is hoping the upcoming launch of a new product will reverse the company’s falling Australian revenues.
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Hockey approves JBS’s $1.4 billion takeover of Primo
Brazil’s JBS has been given approval to acquire Primo Smallgoods.
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The Little Brewing Company finds a crafty cash flow solution
When The Little Brewing Company expanded distribution, factoring helped their cash flow and ensured business kept bubbling away.
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Cadbury chocolate blocks get smaller
Blocks of Cadbury family-sized blocks of chocolate will be reduced by one row, with high manufacturing costs blamed.
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Brewing industry profitability decreases: IBISWorld
IBISWorld has released the latest version of its beer manufacturing industry research figures.
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