Premium cider brands in West Europe recorded a compound annual growth rate of almost 8% between 2009 and 2015, far exceeding competing price segment categories which all posted declines, says consumer
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Dematic scores Asahi contract
Asahi Beverages, comprising some of Australia and New Zealand’s most successful beverage businesses, including Schweppes Australia, Asahi Premium Beverages, Independent Liquor and The Better Drinks Co.,
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RSPCA encourages Australians to eat humanely this Christmas
As Christmas approaches and families begin planning their menu for the big day, RSPCA Australia is encouraging consumers to shop humanely at the supermarket.
Demand for ethically-produced ham, turkey and
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Harris Farm turns off the tap for cheap milk
Harris Farm Markets is removing all $1 per litre milk from its shelves across its 24 stores in New South Wales, in a bid to support the local dairy industry.
Harris Farm Markets will stock its own Farmer
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Fountain squeezes in new packaging just before Xmas
Australian sauce maker, Fountain, has today unveiled new packaging across its bottled sauce range, featuring new on-pack product information and imagery.
From December, the refreshed packaging will start
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McCormick identifies the hot flavours for 2017
In a recent report by McCormick, they identified five trends on flavours from around the world, especially the Middle East, seem to be the driving force of the trends.
Some of details of the
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Nice to meat you: 3D printed meat is on its way
By using a meat extract as ink, layer-by-layer, a food could be created that is as soft as butter and like meat, packed with nutrients. In a report by ABC news, Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) was alerted
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Animal rights groups cheesed off over dairy production
Vegan Australia and the Animal Justice Party (AJP) have reportedly told federal politicians the best long-term solution to the dairy sector’s farm-gate pricing crisis is to phase-out the industry over
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Regional demographic changes impacting on food makers
According to ARC, due to the essential nature of many of the products produced, the food & beverages industry is typically less affected by global economic conditions trends than many others, but is
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University of Adelaide to offer courses for distillers and brewers
AUSTRALIA’S most comprehensive stand-alone university course specifically for distillers is being considered to feed into the nation’s booming craft spirits industry.
The University of Adelaide is
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Flexible optical sensors to control beverage quality
Researchers from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) have developed an innovative optical sensor using conventional tape, a low-cost and flexible material that can be easily acquired at stationery
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Methane from food production – the next wildcard in climate change
Beef jerky brand moo-ving at a rapid rate
Launched in 2012 by northern NSW-based company New World Foods is a snack food company on the move.
According to Managing Director and the brains behind the brand, Don Nisbet, he always had the ambition
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Packaging & supply chain bodies pack Xmas hampers worth $120,000
Last Friday , over 170 people from the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP), the Australian Packaging & Processing Machinery Association (APPMA), the Supply Chain & Logistics Association of
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Ari Mervis appointed CEO and MD of Murray Goulburn
The Chairman of Murray Goulburn Co-operative Co. Limited (MG), Philip Tracy, today announced that the Board of Directors has appointed Ari Mervis as the new Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director
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Twinings releases new tea blend
Twinings has released a new blend, Twinings Morning Tea, created by Master Tea Blender Philippa Thacker and 10th generation Twining, Stephen Twining, due to hit shelves late January 2017.
“Speaking with
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SA wine industry leads way on solar uptake
Dozens of wineries in Australia’s premier wine state are harnessing the sun’s power for purposes beyond growing grapes.
South Australian wineries are embracing solar energy at twice the rate of other
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New Kale chips suitable for gluten intolerance
Ceres Organics has introduced Kale Chips in ‘cheesy’, ‘spicy’ and ‘garlicky’ flavours.
Certified organic and packed with plant-based nutrients, Ceres Organics Kale Chips are made naturally
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Small manufacturers will get into the zone at foodpro
Australasia’s iconic food manufacturing event, foodpro, will be partnering with Food Innovation Australia (FIAL) in a brand new initiative: The Supply Chain Integrity Zone.
Security in the supply chain
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PET bottle making stability increased with less energy
Production lines for still beverages utilising nitrogen dosing can now also take advantage of the Sidel StarLite PET bottle base with the launch of the Sidel StarLite Nitro version.
The new base ensures
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