Cadbury has presented the Australian Paralympic Team with thousands of personal messages of support from fans across the nation as part of their campaign to Bring on the Joy in the lead-up to the Rio 2016
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Report highlights new directions for packaging
‘New directions’ in packaging and labelling technology are a strong feature of today’s market – and the latest is digital direct-to-container print. It may, indeed, be a disruptive technology,
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Hygienic stainless steel air nozzles for food makers
A challenge for many manufacturers is finding flat air blowing nozzles that are durable and appropriate for their application.
Traditionally made of Polyacetalic resin (POM) or nickel-plated aluminium,
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Why we regain weight after drastic dieting
A few years ago I proudly lost almost 15% of my weight. However last week I stared with disbelief at my scale as I realised all my efforts were in vain and I had regained all of the previously lost weight.
This
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Bringing Asian food to our homes
Eating fresher is easy with a new natural and gluten free range of FRESH WRAP kits from Marion’s Kitchen.
Each kit comes with a flavour-packed sauce for stir-frying fresh veggies and your chosen protein
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Meet Larry- the food manufacturers best friend
South Australian company Complexica has developed a robot with an algorithm-based persona, which is being used to help businesses make data-driven decisions in real time.
Larry, the Digital Analyst, is
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Industrial gear boxes suitable for food & beverage makers
Regal Australia has introduced its range of Marathon Gearboxes, suitable for industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceutical, water, chemical/petrochemical, metal/steel and mining. The range features
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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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Coke boss wants less gov’t control but more foreign cash
According to a report on the ABC Rural program this morning, Coca Cola Amatil MD Alison Watkins has
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Clean room differential pressure monitor
In order to monitor differential pressures in clean rooms, defined as a room in which the concentration of airborne particles is maintained within established parameters, ALVI offers a differential pressure
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Charlie’s Cookies takes to the skies with Qantas
Qantas’ in-flight snack offering has been elevated to new heights since Charlie’s Cookies launched its Proud to Call Australia Home campaign in late March.
Long known for its grass-roots values and
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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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Busy weekends offer opportunities for premium breakfast products
As the fast-paced nature of twenty-first century life continues to change breakfast from an enjoyable pastime to a chore, consumers are increasingly seeking out convenience foods in the morning. While
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Research program to boost innovation in food: AFGC
The AFGC has welcomed the first round of the Australian Research Council Industrial Transformation Research Program, saying it will boost innovation and productivity capability in the food sector.
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Forget children, self-regulating ads only helps the food industry
The food industry’s commitment to actually reducing inappropriate food marketing to children is called into question by a paper published today in the open-access journal PLOS ONE.
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It will take a ban on caging pigs to clean up the pork industry
A current bill before the New South Wales Parliament proposes to end the use of sow-stalls.
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SA food and wine industry to benefit from grants
12 SA companies have shared in more than $340,000 of funding under the first round of the Export Partnership Program.
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$25 mill needed to restore wine industry to profitability: WFA
The wine industry has asked the government for $25 million over four years to supplement Wine Australia’s marketing activities.
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GM soybean safe: FSANZ
FSANZ has called for submissions on an application to permit the sale and use of food from a genetically modified soybean line.
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$35,000: the cost of three fingers
An incident where an employee had parts of three fingers amputated has cost a farming company and a Director a total of $35,000.
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