Following an extensive selection process, Tristan Butt has been appointed as End Food Waste Australia’s (EFWA) new chief executive officer (CEO).Read More
Through research and innovation, climate-resilient and mildew-resistant grapevines have been newly introduced in South Australia’s Coonawarra wine region.Read More
Demand rises for budget drinks as Casella Family Brands revamps its Pressman’s cider range and launches a four-can 375ml pack to meet market needs.Read More
The CSIRO are building towards integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) in agricultural food innovation. Their MAGDA++ platform has predictive capabilities to advance future food production quicker.Read More
Celebrating Earth Day, SodaStream Australia has announced its partnership with Melbourne’s Herald Sun/Transurban Run for the Kids on 6 April, reinforcing its commitment to an eco-friendlier future.Read More
A new ESG report from RSM Australia has concluded that small to medium businesses (SMEs) that fail to prioritise more sustainable practices risk falling behind the rest of the food and beverage industry, especially as government investment and regulatory measures increase.
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The Arnott’s Group and Microsoft have announced a new partnership to help the food manufacturer transform its sustainability agenda by using data more effectively.
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Mars Wrigley Australia has announced landmark results and achievements across two of its largest sustainability and corporate social responsibility programs.
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During the recent 2022 Australasian Packaging & Innovation Design (PIDA) Awards, the Beverage Packaging Design of the Year category had two winning designs that stood out above the rest. Read More
For food and beverage manufacturers, sustainability improvements can occur in nearly every stage of the supply chain. While distinct supply chain functions can activate sustainable initiatives within their own area, taking an interconnected approach can make a much larger impact. Read More
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
By 2050, the world’s population is expected to grow by 2 billion more people,¹ and with that the food production sector will experience a 60 per cent increase in demand for adequate food products such as meat, dairy, and vegetables to accommodate this growth.² Read More
Ahead of World Chocolate Day on 7 July, Ferrero is celebrating several critical achievements in sustainability, including significant reforestation efforts across West Africa where much of the cocoa that Australians enjoy in Ferrero products is grown. Read More
John Cahalane, president and CEO of Kerry Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APMEA), shares how Kerry is investing in Australian food and beverage as it evolves into a more health-focused sector. Read More
Ongoing climate change can jeopardise food production, Infor Global says, and one third of the world’s food is going to waste. A sustainable transformation in the food and beverage supply chain is needed. Read More
The Arnott’s Group’s second annual Sustainability Report highlights its achievements and continued momentum to achieve key sustainability obligations for the planet, its people and the community. Read More