Anti-pollution has potential for food and drinks sector
26 July, 2019Anti-pollution has potential to become an on-trend product claim in the food and drinks sector, according to the GlobalData analyst.
Fonterra announces goal to reduce reliance on coal
22 July, 2019Fonterra is reducing emissions and its reliance on coal in a bid to reduce emissions by 30% across all its manufacturing operations by 2030.
Meat industry concerned over sustainable food targets
24 April, 2019A report by the EAT-Lancet Commission has recommended limiting red meat consumption to a maximum of 28 g a day, but Meat and Livestock Australia fears the implications this may have on the Australian red meat industry.
Mechanical 'stomach' digests food waste in Melbourne
14 August, 2018The City of Melbourne is using the ORCA aerobic digestion system, which prevents food going to landfill by turning food scraps into wastewater.
Importing food has hidden environmental costs
09 May, 2018A study found that importing food can be equally as damaging to the domestic environment as exporting food.
Australia's first Sustainable Seafood Week 2018
27 February, 2018Instead of celebrating the role Australians play in maintaining the health and safety of our sea life for just one day, this will now be stretched over a week between 12 and 18 March 2018.
China's sustainable milk problem
27 February, 2018Milk consumption is expected to increase 60% by 2050, but a study emphasised the sustainability problems this would pose.
Odour management in the food industry
07 December, 2017When it comes to processing raw food and materials, noxious odours are one of the biggest challenges in the food and dairy processing industry.
New use for waste cooking oil
10 August, 2017In a win-win for a cleaner planet, scientists have devised a way to use waste cooking oil and sulfur to extract mercury, a neurotoxin, from the environment.
Methane from food production might be the next wildcard in climate change
13 December, 2016 by Pep Canadell, Ben Poulter, Marielle Saunois, Paul Krummel and Philippe BousquetSince 2014, methane concentrations in the atmosphere have begun to track the most carbon-intensive pathways developed for the 21st century by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
Uses for olive oil waste
18 July, 2016Olive industry waste products have been converted into biosurfactants and monoglycerides that have uses in the food, medicine, cosmetics and detergent industries.
NZ scientists blame agriculture, not fossil fuels, for rising methane
14 March, 2016A study by scientists from New Zealand has concluded that increasing levels of methane in the atmosphere since 2007 are most likely due to agricultural practices and not fossil fuel production as previously thought.
Less meat = less heat, 'Meatless Monday' advocates say
10 December, 2015At the COP21 in Paris, scientists have urged world leaders not to overlook the climatic implications of burgeoning global rates of meat consumption.
F&B sector can't afford to ignore agricultural emissions
09 September, 2015The biggest source of food-related greenhouse gas emissions occurs before produce leaves the farm gate, yet some of the world's leading household brands are ignoring the opportunity to work collaboratively with suppliers to reduce agricultural emissions.
Microalgae discovery could produce protein-rich pig feed, remediate effluent
11 May, 2015Pigs will eat just about anything - but there could be something new on the porcine menu after researchers discovered several types of microalgae that grow on piggery effluent and can safely be fed back to the pigs.
