New findings from University of Adelaide researchers, could help provide more stable brewing processes or new malts for craft brewers.
The researchers discovered a link between one of the key enzymes
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Mindfulness is a key factor in people’s food choices for 2018
Mindfulness and individual choice are at the forefront of people’s minds when it comes to food choices in 2018.
Although these are not new trends, they are ongoing factors that continue to shape the
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Coles switches to recyclable and renewable meat packaging
Coles is introducing meat packaging made entirely from a combination of recycled and renewable material.
The new packaging will be used for a wide range of its Coles brand fresh meat and poultry products.
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Food companies can learn from start-ups, Practical Innovation says
Practical Innovation helps food companies develop innovative products, with similar ideas to those used by start-up companies.
The aim is to get companies, stuck in their old ways, to take more risks that
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Food and Beverage Awards Industry finalists announced
From fruity drinks to coconut yoghurt, the finalists for the Food and Beverage Industry Awards 2018 shows the broad range of companies making their mark on the food industry.
The prestigious awards program
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Japanese milk company immunogenic breakthrough
Morinaga Milk Industry has announced it has attained self-affirmed GRAS (generally recognised as safe) status in the United States for LAC-Shield, a unique immunogenic ingredient. This development opens
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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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Dumping protection hurts economy: Productivity Commission
The Productivity Commission has released a report today arguing that anti-dumping measures consider only a narrow set of industries, discourages innovation, and don’t consider the overall cost to the economy.
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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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Former UDP factories now rocketing along, should hire 25 new workers
According to new owner Beston, the former United Dairy Power factories in Murray Bridge and Jervois have already outstripped a production target this quarter.
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Food and beverage could underpin SA’s economic future
Food and beverage manufacturing presented a major opportunity for South Australia’s economic expansion, with 85 per cent of the world’s middle-class population growth to come from Asia.
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Food and grocery manufacturing booming in western Sydney
The food and grocery sector in western Sydney is “booming” according to research released today.
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Redlands Estate releases “paddock-to-bottle” whisky
Redlands Estate Distillery has released the Southern Hemisphere’s first paddock-to-bottle single malt whisky.
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China’s taste for Australian products
Australia has an edge in certain markets in China due to our heritage, expertise and geography.
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SA food and wine industry to benefit from grants
12 SA companies have shared in more than $340,000 of funding under the first round of the Export Partnership Program.
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Australia has a big role to play in feeding the world
Agricultural and food industries are an important part of the Australian economy and national identity.
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Coopers keeps on hopping as an Australian brewing icon
Coopers beer is many things to many people, with tradition playing a major part in its future.
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Food & Beverage Supply Chain training centre receives funding
A collaboration on the Central Coast, led by the University of Newcastle, will contribute to growing Australia’s food industry.
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Kellogg’s to donate three millions serves of cereal
Kellogg’s will donate three million serves of cereal to Foodbank, as part of its Global Breakfasts for Better Days initiative.
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Northern suburbs food manufacturing park a possibility
The SA government is considering a food manufacturing park in Adelaide to help adapt to a post-General Motors Holden manufacturing future.
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