Schaeffler Australia has introduced FAG Arcanol FOOD2 grease which is designed to be sturdier and more energy saving than other lubricants on the market.
The latest FAG Arcanol FOOD2 grease not only meets
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Aussie wine scoops three gold CWSA Awards
Calabria Wines has outclassed the competition at the recent China Wine & Spirits Awards, taking home three Gold Medals from the competition, including the prestigious Double Gold.
The company’s
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Sacmi beverage & packaging plans to conquer Asia
Sacmi Group, a plant engineering provider to Indonesian industry will be attending the Plastic & Rubber Indonesia (Jakarta, 16-19 November 2016) to show existing and potential customers its comprehensive
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High speed production camera
Fastec Imaging’s IL5 High-Speed 5MP Camera enables you to record any production equipment moving or turning at high-speed, such as drives, motors and bearings, and vibration or alignment problems.
It
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China suspends licence of Australian dairy processor
China has suspended the licence of the Camperdown Dairy Company, claiming the company’s products contain harmful bacteria.
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Lambie pushes for Senate Inquiry into dairy industry
Independent senator Jacqui Lambie has called for a Senate Inquiry into the dairy industry, claiming this is the best way to uncover illegal activity in the sector.
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Beemster Dutch gouda cheese
Beemster, a premium gouda cheese renowned for its rich and creamy taste has been launched in Australia.
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Joyce confirms commitment to commodity milk price index
Barnaby Joyce chaired a dairy symposium involving in Melbourne today and again committed the Government to establishing a commodity milk price index.
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Murray Goulburn increases profit despite turmoil
Dairy co-operative Murray Goulburn has increased net profit by 61.2 per cent, despite a turbulent year in which it retrospectively cut its farmgate milk price.
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Pental hoping Chinese dairy demand extends to goat’s milk soap
Laundry products maker Pental has said it hopes to capitalise on the Chinese demand for Australian dairy products after recently delivering its first shipment of goat’s milk soap.
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Science or Snake Oil: is A2 milk better for you than regular cow’s milk?
For those without milk consumption problems, there is no evidence to suggest any benefit in having A2 milk over the common consumed commercial milk.
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Murray Goulburn again defends farmgate milk price cuts
Dairy Co-Operative Murray Goulburn (MG) has again defended its retrospective farmgate milk price cuts and denied it didn’t warn suppliers about its financial position early enough.
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IGA commits to more Sungold milk to support local farmers
Six Ryans IGA supermarkets in regional Victoria will this week switch to Sungold milk to further support local farmers.
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Kerrygold dairy products
Continuing the traditional farming practices of their ancestors, with more than 6,000 years of provenance, Ireland's dairy farmers collect milk to craft the dairy brand, Kerrygold.
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Murray Goulburn loses Woolworths cheese contract
Dairy processor Murray Goulburn has lost the $100 million contract to supply Woolworths' private label cheese, following a competitive tender process.
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Female foodies have a bone to pick with women about osteoporosis
Australia’s most influential female foodies are flexing their culinary muscle, warning women about a stealthy danger that threatens the best years of their lives.
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Scientists develop process to add weeks to milk’s shelf life
A rapid heating and cooling of milk significantly reduces the amount of harmful bacteria present.
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Australian expertise helps provide fresh milk for Fiji
AYB has entered into an agreement with the Fijian-based Anthony Family to set-up an organic dairy farm and produce milk and other dairy products for the local Fijian market.
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The data driven dairy of the (near) future
The dairy industry is on the cusp of a revolution powered by technology and data. Brett Wiskar explores the possibilities.
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Milk price fall to cut $67m from south-west Vic economy – report
The ongoing dairy crisis will cost the economy of Moyne Shire in Victoria $67m, according to a report prepared for the shire’s council.
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