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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Australian consumers demanding sustainably sourced seafood claims new research
Some 75 per cent of Australian seafood consumers believe in order to save the ocean, we have to consume fish and seafood only from sustainable sources, making it a top priority, reveals the Marine Stewardship
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Keeping Modern (Food) Manufacturing Secure
In the classic factory of the 1950s, security was simple. Managers strolled from their offices on a floor that towered over plant activity, closely observing whether shift crews below were doing what they
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New food grade grease improves bearing performance
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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You say tomato… why some fruits are forever doomed to be called veggies
While tomatoes, cucumbers and pumpkins are fruits in the botanical sense, language changes and words take on the meaning that people broadly agree upon and use.
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Food allergy innovation a hit at AIFST Awards
A new technology that detects allergens in food products has been awarded the Food Industry Innovation Award at the 49th Annual Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST) Convention.
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Coopers launches its 2016 Vintage Ale
One of the Australian beer market’s most highly anticipated annual events, the launch of Coopers Extra Strong Vintage Ale, took place today (June 28) with special events in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.
A
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Crown launches new rider pallet truck range
The new RT 4000 Series rider pallet truck line, which is available in stand-up or sit-down models with load capacities of up to 2000 kilograms, offers flexible control arrangements and configurable seating
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New survey reveals most workers are unhappy
For manufacturers, in fact any Australian business, having a happy and content workforce is vital to the success of the company.
So it will be disappointing for readers to hear that four out of every five
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Cost of food stretching household bubdgets: report
NSW IGA supermarkets win top industry awards
Leading IGA stores in New South Wales are celebrating after winning at the annual IGA Awards of Excellence held on the 10 April 2016.
Three exemplary stores, IGA Ainslie, Ashcroft’s SUPA IGA Summer Centre
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Hep A outbreak linked to frozen berries
A Hepatitis A outbreak in Europe has struck at least 71 people, believed to be linked to frozen berries used in smoothies.
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Tassie berries set to get more Coles shelf space
Tasmanian berry producer, Westerway Raspberry Farm is teaming up with Coles to put Tasmanian-grown berries in supermarket freezers around the nation.
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McCain Foods to invest $10 mill in Smithton plant
McCain Foods will upgrade onsite storage facilities and build a new packing line at the Smithton plant in Tasmania.
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ALDI doesn’t commit to a ‘direct-from-farm’ supply model
ALDI has refused to confirm or deny rumours that it has plans to set up a distribution network for fresh produce.
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Cold Logic wins Melbourne Market contract
Privately owned refrigeration firm Cold Logic has won a multi-million dollar contract at the new Melbourne Market.
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Some fast food operators tight lipped on spud origins
AUSVEG says a number of Australia’s fast food chains have failed to reveal the origins of the potatoes they use.
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SPC opens first stage of $100 mill redevelopment
SPC has opened a high speed snack line, the first stage of the company's $100 million investment program.
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Hepatitis A scare pushes up demand for fresh Australian berries
SA’s wholesale fruit and vegetable market has witnessed a rise demand for Australian produced fresh blueberries and raspberries.
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