Vantage Australia has just been awarded the silver medal in this year’s San Francisco World Spirits Competition (SFWSC).
More than 2,100 spirits were judged this year, the largest number of entries in
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Jobs, factories and profits all go as MG battens down the hatches
In a sign of the impact the falling milk price is having on the food sector, food company Murray Goulburn (MG) said it will be closing down factories and reducing its farmgate milk price in a bid to address
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Linerless self-adhesive labelling system featured at foodpro
Le Mac are suppliers of the linerless labelling system that is self-adhesive for trays of meats, ready meals, salads etc.
Linerless labels are an environmentally-friendly innovation: they do not use backing
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Australian obesity increases despite lower sugar intake
Chinese wine company searches for Australian vineyards
The third biggest wine company in China is planning a $80 million winery based in Australia, which it hope will rival exporters to the Chinese market.
Weilong Grape Wine Company is proposing to expand
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Red meat: the next product to be revolutionised by 3D printing
As the hype around 3D printing continues to grow, red meat has been identified as the next product that could benefit substantially from the technology.
According to experts, 3D printing could
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Doctors cheer at last drinks for VB and Cricket Australia
The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) has welcomed news that Carlton United Breweries (CUB) has ended its VB sponsorship with Cricket Australia (CA).
The demise of VB’s 20-year sponsorship
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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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New Chilli Beef Pie from Four-N Twenty
Four-N Twenty is launching its new Chilli Beef Pie, which has been developed for “adventurous eaters who are keen to try a new and exciting flavour”.
The pie is made from chunks of eight-hour
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Making sure you get the fruit and veg you pay for
A new campaign launched by the National Measurement Institute (NMI) will help buyers and sellers get value for money as Australian fruit and vegetables make their way from the farm gate to the table.
The
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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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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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Do vegetarians live longer? Probably, but not because they’re vegetarian
While the veggie patty is not going to totally replace lamb, chicken or beef as Aussie staples any time soon, the number of Australians identifying as a vegetarian is rising steadily.
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Scientists have unlocked the secret of making tomatoes taste of something again
If you shop in a supermarket you may well have asked why the fruit and veg you buy there is so tasteless, especially if you’ve also tried homegrown alternatives.
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Food safe rectantgular connectors
Mencom’s T-Type Hygienic rectangular connectors are designed for installation on food industry machines and systems.
The food safe and self-extinguishing thermoplastic material is easily cleanable and
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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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