Articles
Brewing up a novel pet food using precision fermentation
Scientists in the US have used precision fermentation to produce a protein composed of both yeast and chicken protein for potential use as pet food. [ + ]
Aussie SMEs leaving billions of dollars in grants on the table
Far too many Australian businesses overlook opportunities associated with government grant funding, according to Madonna Melrose, Director of grants specialist firm Melrose International. [ + ]
Low-oil oat grain breeding to aid industry growth: study
UniSA is researching the biological triggers of oil production in oats, which may help processing and provide further demand for Australian-grown oats. [ + ]
Post-harvest tech to extend storage life of mangoes
Around 20% of mangoes perish along the cold supply chain, but now Edith Cowan University has identified a way to extend cold storage life of the tropical fruit. [ + ]
How Australian manufacturers can combat staffing challenges in FY2026 and beyond
Next-generation ERP software may help local businesses alleviate skills shortages and build the workforces they need to prosper and grow. [ + ]
Tubular cable conveyor system helps to increase production 70% for almond processor
During Almondco's expansion at its processing facility, Flexicon Australia developed an effective transportation and storage solution for high volumes of fragile almonds. [ + ]
Talk from the top with Dr Jayani Chandrapala
In this article, we talk to the Head of the new Department of Food Technology and Nutrition at RMIT University. [ + ]
Top 5 keys to successful refrigerated transport in the last mile
In the high-stakes world of last-mile delivery for food manufacturers and distributors, refrigerated deliveries have the greatest potential to make or break a reputation. [ + ]
FoodTech Qld 2025 wraps with industry-wide praise
FoodTech Qld 2025 has officially wrapped after two packed days at the Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre for the first time since 2022. [ + ]
Food science rescues flavour with sodium reformulations
An ingredients specialist shares insights on how to maintain the savoury depth of flavour in foods being reformulated to meet low-sodium targets. [ + ]
Cost-effective method for manufacturing yoghurt
Researchers in Denmark have developed a two-step fermentation method that could transform how the food industry makes dairy-based yoghurt — reducing costs and extending shelf life. [ + ]
Six on the shelf: from frozen snacks to GF treats
From on-the-go frozen snacks to ready-meals and gluten-free treats, here is a selection of six recent food products hitting the shelves in June [ + ]
Edible packaging getting closer to reality
Using milk protein and cellulose derived from plants, Penn State researchers have developed thin fibres that could hold potential for creating edible food packaging, and more. [ + ]
World Food Safety Day: engineering better food safety
In line with this year's theme for World Food Safety Day (7 June), this op-ed explores how modern production lines are using science and technology to manage safety. [ + ]
Scientists refine the classification system for processed foods
Recognising that food classified as 'ultra-processed' can also be healthy, WISEcode has refined classification to focus more on food ingredients. [ + ]