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.
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Ensure a sustainable food supply chain
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.
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The Arnott’s Group advances its sustainability agenda
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.
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Rosella gets a new look in sustainable Tetra Pak packaging
The iconic Australian food brand, Rosella, has partnered with the global food packaging company, Tetra Pak, to make the switch from cans to the Tetra Recart package – the solution with the lowest CO2 footprint in the market.
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The industry is exceeding government expectations on sustainability
This year is the first with key targets in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing Priority Road Map, yet in many ways the industry is already exceeding expectations, Adam McCleery writes.
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Reach net zero at less cost with Energy Action’s upcoming webinar
Energy Action, an energy procurement and energy management business, is aiming to make energy simpler, cleaner and less costly through their upcoming online webinar on 19 May.
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Net zero targets important for food and beverage industry
As the food and beverage industry moves towards a more sustainable future, new regulations around net zero emissions are coming into effect and companies like Energy Action are helping the industry achieve this goal.
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Over 100 million soft drinks to switch to 100 per cent recycled plastic
Around 111 million soft drink bottles will now be made with 100 per cent recycled plastic in Australia each year as Asahi Beverages continues its transition to eco-friendly materials.
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Who Do You Believe? reports sustainability top performers
A new study of 2,040 Australians, released by impact and communications agencies Republic of Everyone and The Bravery with independent researchers Mobium Group, has found there is a big opportunity for brands to become leaders in the sustainability space.
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Sustainable Seafood Award winners make a splash
The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) have announced the winners of the sixth Sustainable Seafood Awards Australia.
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Woolworths opens $184 million Heathwood Distribution Centre
Woolworths has unveiled its Heathwood Distribution Centre, 20km southwest of Brisbane’s CBD.
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Coles launches its own brand of compostable coffee pods
Coles has become the first major Australian retailer to launch its own home compostable coffee capsules, which have been released as part of its Coles Urban Coffee Culture brand.
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Close the Loop wins top global sustainability award for packaging
Close the Loop has won the Diamond Award for the 2021 Dow Packaging Innovation Awards – the top global sustainability award for packaging.
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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.
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Brownes Dairy moves to renewable milk cartons
Brownes Dairy, a West Australian brand, will change its cartons to Tetra Pak’s unbleached renewable milk cartons in its latest step to lead sustainability in the dairy industry.
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Nestlé launches range of Easter eggs with 50 per cent less packaging
New research from Nestlé has revealed that despite 90 per cent of Australians noticing the amount of food packaging and 54 per cent looking for less packaging this Easter, only 5 per cent consider the amount of packaging waste as an important factor when purchasing Easter eggs.
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Dan Murphy’s celebrates solar power success
In a celebration of their ongoing commitment to sustainability and the use of solar power in their operations, a Dan Murphy’s store in Adelaide has installed a new logo on the roof of the building captioned, “Our drinks are now cooled by the sun.”
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ANZ packaging with Post Consumer Recyclate stands out globally
One of the 2025 National Packaging Targets is that all packaging that is made, used and sold in Australia needs to incorporate 50 per cent recycled content. In the latest data report entitled Australian Packaging Consumption and Recycling Data 2019–20, it indicates that 39 per cent of the packaging on the market in our region now incorporates recycled content.
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SourceUp platform makes supply chains more sustainable
IDH has launched SourceUp, a global platform connecting producing landscapes with consuming markets. It is a neutral collaboration platform designed to make supply chains more sustainable by recognising sourcing landscapes.
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Coles commends Australian businesses for sustainability in 2021 Coles Supplier Awards
Coles has recognised 15 Australian businesses that are leading the way in areas of sustainability, community, and health innovation as part of the 2021 Coles Supplier Awards.
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