New MD of Dan Murphy’s appointed
To support the implementation of Endeavour Group’s next phase of growth, it has appointed Benjamin Ward as managing director of Dan Murphy’s, effective 27 January 2026.
Read More
Better Beer appoints new CFO with 100 million cans sold
Low-range chlorine measurement enhances beverage safety
A beverage company wanted to ensure that there were no excess chlorine in the post-RO water going into production. Hach’s case study on ensuring pure production water in beverage plants shows innovative ULR chlorine measurement techniques.
Read More
Lion appoints new CEO and creates ANZ business unit
Bacardi-Martini Australia names exclusive distributor
Meet the manufacturer – Remedy Drinks
In 2012, Remedy Drinks emerged from a humble kitchen bench in Melbourne, Australia, founded by Sarah and Emmet Condon with a clear mission in mind: to create a beverage that combined health benefits with exceptional taste.
Read More
Tasmania celebrates local drinks with its first Liquorland
Liquorland is opening its first store in Tasmania, delivering a national platform for the region’s beverage producers through the chain’s 750 store network.
Read More
Read More
“Choose to Up Cup” for Plastic Free July
Coffee lovers are being asked to make better cup choices as part of the Plastic Free July initiative “Choose to Up Cup: Bring, Borrow, Stay,” which encourages people to take a reusable cup to cafés, borrow a cup, or choose to stay and enjoy their beverage.
Read More
Read More
Endeavour Group responds to demand for more Asian drinks
BWS and Dan Murphy’s have doubled their range of Asian beverages in stores following an increase in customer demand, and now offer more than 100 drinks to choose from.
Read More
Read More
Endeavour Group seeks to close the skills shortage in the tech sector
Endeavour Group is looking to hire 300 new team members to boost its tech, data and digital capabilities, with many roles not requiring any previous experience.
Read More
Read More
Seadrift Distillery launches new Wild Hibiscus pink non-alcoholic gin
Seadrift, Australia’s first non-alcoholic distillery, has released its new Wild Hibiscus pink non-alcoholic gin for Dry July.
Read More
Read More
Why the demand for zero alcohol drinks is overflowing
Endeavour Group has observed a continually strong demand in zero alcohol drinks across its Dan Murphy’s and BWS brands, with sales growing by 150 per cent over the last 24 months.
Read More
Read More
Eco bottle targets wine industry’s carbon hotspot
A wine bottle made entirely from Australian-sourced 100 per cent recycled PET plastic is helping to reshape the carbon footprint of wine by targeting the industry’s environmental hotspot – the glass bottle.
Read More
Read More
UTS e-nose accurately senses fine whisky in real-time
The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have developed an electronic nose (e-nose) that can distinguish between different brands, origins and styles of whisky by “sniffing” the liquor.
Read More
Read More
A new natural food colouring promises positive results
Food colouring can be a great way to help a product standout and Oterra’s latest offering comes off the back of nearly 10 years of research.
Read More
Read More
Tall Timbers Brewing Co toasts distribution potential with new grant
Tall Timbers Brewing Co, a brewery based in Manjimup in WA, is tasting success after receiving support through the state government’s Regional Economic Development (RED) Grants to significantly crank up production and get its products on shelves.
Read More
Read More
Demand for specialty beverages is not slowing down
Sustainability and environmental credentials of speciality drinks manufacturers has long been discussed but public expectations have shifted. Edward Lynch, managing director at NIRAS Australia shares his views.
Read More
Read More
The Melbourne International Coffee Expo returns after three years
After three years of postponements and cancellation due to COVID-19, the Melbourne International Coffee Expo is set to return with a bang in 2022.
Read More
Read More
Matilda Bay releases new collection of “Rejected Ales”
Australia’s original craft brewery, Matilda Bay, has launched Rejected Ales – a limited edition collection of the 27 near perfect brews they rejected on the way to crafting the award-winning Original Ale.
Read More
Read More
Decline in soft drink sales drives Kirin to divest JV
Japanese multinational beverage firm, Kirin Holdings Co., has recently agreed to divest 40 per cent equity in China Resources Kirin Beverages – a joint venture company in China – to Plateau Consumer for $994 million.
Read More
Read More