Cornell food scientists have created a new genomic and geological mapping tool to better identify Listeria monocytogenes in food recalls and similar investigations.
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Australia ‘piggy in the middle’ of trade war between US and China
While some local industries may become more exposed to risk as a result, IBISWorld believes Australia will also have the rare opportunity to seize export market share in both markets.
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Australia and US to reap rewards from food safety agreement
Australian food manufacturers have been handed more freedom to export produce to the United States. Steven Impey considers the benefits this offers the sector.
Australia has entered into
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‘Made in Australia’ label ranked #14 globally
A study by statistics firm Statista researched 43,000 consumers from 49 different countries to determine the world’s most respected ‘Made in’ labels. According to the study, Australia ranks
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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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Aussie wine exporters celebrate ChAFTA’s anniversary
One year ago today, the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) entered into force. From this date, Australian wine exporters could claim preferential tariff reductions through accompanying wine
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Traceability software for meat processors
The SIMBA (Specialized Inventory Management with Barcode Accuracy) system solves the problem of how to track processed products and produce high quality finished goods labeling.
The updated deconstruction
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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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Rosella flies off with new branding
Rosella is set to unveil a new logo this November, which the company claims will be the most dramatic change in the company’s visual identity for 20 years.
According to Senior Brand Manager, Kristine
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Global water crisis a concern for food and drinks makers
Market research company Euromonitor International’s white paper “Sustainability and the New Normal for Natural Resources” has revealed that reliable access to natural resources is of critical importance
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Amazon to open fresh food stores in US: report
Online retailer Amazon will open small bricks-and-mortar convenience stores selling fresh food, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
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Kellogg’s launches another cereal killer concept
According to a report in Reuters and stuff.co.nz, breakfast cereal giant Kellogg’s is opening its first US cereal cafe in New York City’s Times Square.
The cafe, which opens next week on July
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Australia’s drinking quantity decreases but quality increases
Australians say they are drinking less but better with our per capita spend on alcohol rising as we seek out more premium alcoholic beverages, according to a new report released today.
The emma (Enhanced
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Sustainable, recyclable, light weight beer kegs hit US market
Lightweight Containers has launched UniKeg, a family of lightweight recyclable beer kegs that don’t require return transport.
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Food and beverage companies must address safety concerns
Recent statistics from the United States Small Business Association show nearly 90 per cent of businesses fail within two years of experiencing a disaster.
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Video of Kellogg’s worker peeing on production line emerges
US authorities have commenced a criminal investigation following the online posting of a video showing a Kellogg’s worker urinating onto a food production line.
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Yowie US manufacturing plant commissioning on schedule
Yowie is on schedule to ramp up its US manufacturing capabilities through its agreement with New York based Madelaine Chocolate Company.
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Coca-Cola Health Funding hits Sour Results
Coca-Cola is funding a campaign to focus the discussion about obesity in Australia on exercise, shifting away from dietary intake as the solution to the health epidemic.
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Grass-Fed infant formula to launch in China and US
New Zealand processor Synlait, has partnered with US manufacturer, Munchkin, to launch a Grass Fed branded retail ready infant formula.
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