As cost of living pressures continue, a new national challenge has launched to help households reduce food waste, one of the simplest ways to save money at home.Read More
An expansion of Gippsland Water’s Regional Organics Facility will increase capacity to turn food and garden organics into high quality compost to support the productivity of Victorian farms, backed by the Victorian and Australian government.Read More
RMIT researchers are advancing new ways to reduce carbon concrete by turning everyday organic waste like coffee grounds into useful construction materials.Read More
The NSW government is taking action to reduce plastic waste, announcing the next phase of single-use and problematic plastic phase-outs ahead of National Recycling Week.Read More
Ceia’s THS-21/MS21 metal detector uses advanced multi-spectrum technology to detect a wide range of metal contaminants with precision. By simultaneously adjusting to product characteristics and factory Read More
Mars Food & Nutrition Australia and Foodbank Australia are expanding their partnership to make nutritious meals more accessible to communities in Australia.Read More
To accomplish its mission, a food charity organisation got creative with its warehousing and logistics to reduce food waste and satisfy hungry Australians.Read More
Seasoning with precision and minimising waste are top priorities for snack processors. At the same time, keeping up with fast-changing flavour trends and meeting strict food safety standards remain constant Read More
For Australian companies such as Aerofloat, switching to ifm instrumentation and adopting IO-Link can significantly improve the way they collect and action data.Read More
Arriving at Tokyo Big Sight to attend the 30th edition of TokyoPack with 70,711 other visitors, I was looking forward to seeing how many new packaging innovations were being launched in Japan.
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Australia is taking a leadership role in addressing food waste through the Australian Food Pact, a voluntary, multi-year initiative launched in 2021 by End Food Waste Australia to bring together businesses across the food supply chain.
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New research released by not-for-profit End Food Waste Australia has revealed substantial improvements in behaviours and perceptions around household food waste, with 90 per cent of Aussies agreeing they have a responsibility to help end this type of waste in Australia.
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