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Krones BEVkeg wins packaging prize

08 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Krones (Thailand) Co Ltd

Krones has been awarded the German Packaging Prize in the beverage sales package category for its innovative BEVkeg.


When is an egg not free-range?

08 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Australian Competition & Consumer Commission

The ACCC has released a guide to assist egg producers better understand their rights and obligations when promoting their products as free-range.


Trans-Pacific trade deal to eliminate 98% of tariffs

06 October, 2015

The federal government says the new Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement will deliver enormous benefits to Australia, including new opportunities in the rapidly growing Asia-Pacific region for businesses, farmers, manufacturers and service providers.


Agriculture, food and beverage feature in top 500 private companies

30 September, 2015 | Supplied by: IBISWorld

Strong growth for agriculture industries and associated food processing industries — particularly meat processing — have underpinned some of the major company movements in 2015.


New seafood threat emerges: waste

30 September, 2015

Overfishing, pollution and climate change are threatening global seafood resources. And now another threat has been identified that is closer to home — consumer waste.


Study: GMO labels not viewed as warnings

29 September, 2015

As the US federal government contemplates preventing its states from legislating for mandatory GMO labelling, a study has revealed that such labels are not viewed as 'warnings' by consumers.


Application to add vitamins and minerals to nut- and seed-based beverages

25 September, 2015

FSANZ has received an application seeking permission to voluntarily add vitamins and minerals to nut- and seed-based beverages.


'Australian Made' applications are booming

25 September, 2015 | Supplied by: Australian Made Campaign Ltd

Australian producers and manufacturers are rushing to brand products as genuinely Australian in an effort to demonstrate quality, safety and ethical values.


$50m on offer for rural R&D grants

25 September, 2015

The federal government has announced it is accepting applications for funding grants under the second round of its Rural Research and Development for Profit program.


Australia's supply chains unprepared for looming crisis

24 September, 2015

Australia's peak supply chain body warns that the country faces a looming skills crisis among supply chain professionals, leaving companies vulnerable to supply chain breakdown, fraud and human rights abuses.


Mars named among Australia's best workplaces

24 September, 2015

For the fourth year in a row, Mars Australia has been recognised as one of Australia's best workplaces by the BRW Great Place to Work Awards.


Coconut drinks recalled after undeclared dairy causes anaphylaxis

23 September, 2015 | Supplied by: Food Standards Australia New Zealand

Following incidents of consumers suffering severe allergic reactions to undeclared dairy products in coconut milk drinks, FSANZ has urged consumers with a dairy allergy to be aware of recent recalls.


Australian scientist awarded Ig Nobel prize for unboiling an egg

21 September, 2015

Australian scientist Professor Colin Raston has been awarded a prestigious Ig Nobel prize for the creation of the Vortex Fluidic Device, famous for its ability to unboil an egg.


Food safety training courses

18 September, 2015

Advancing Food Safety (AFS) will present two courses in Sydney during October.


Protein popularity presents opportunity for meat snacks

17 September, 2015

Growing consumer interest in protein as an ingredient presents an opportunity for the meat snacks market to grow its share of the snack dollar, particularly in the relatively undeveloped markets outside the USA and South America.


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