Robotic drone solution for disinfecting food plants wins prize
06 May, 2021This year's winner of the Rabobank-MIT Food and Agribusiness Innovation Prize was one of several finalists featuring solutions relevant to sustainability in the food system.
Entries open for South Australia's F&B awards
05 May, 2021This year's event will showcase several awards across multiple categories, including business, industry, consumer and individual awards.
Tax relief plan for small brewers and distillers announced
05 May, 2021Small brewers and distillers will receive support in the form of a tax rebate unveiled by the government as part of the 2021–22 Budget.
$600K funding available for FIAL Cluster Program
05 May, 2021A total of $600,000 in matched funding is available for new and existing agri-food clusters across Australia to help unlock the potential in the industry.
foodpro 2021: now open for registrations
04 May, 2021After a long four-year wait, foodpro 2021 is coming to the Sydney Showgrounds from 25–28 July 2021 and visitor registration is now open.
Food traceability guide launched in Australia
30 April, 2021 | Supplied by: Deakin UniversityDeakin University has launched a new guide that is designed to help Australian agrifood businesses track and trace food products from the farm gate to the dinner plate.
Chr. Hansen acquires natural colour provider
28 April, 2021 | Supplied by: NovonesisIt is the first major transaction for the firm, which has an industry focus towards natural colours, after becoming a standalone company.
Kemin expands network to Philippines and Indonesia
27 April, 2021 | Supplied by: Kemin Industries IncGlobal ingredient manufacturer Kemin Industries has expanded its distribution partnership with DKSH to include the Philippines and Indonesia.
EU frozen potato chip dumping deemed no threat to NZ industry
27 April, 2021The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's (MBIE) Interim Report said that while dumping had occurred, it did not require tariffs to be applied.
Australia–Canada wine war resolved by the WTO
26 April, 2021The trade dispute over wine exports between the Australian and Canadian governments has been settled with help from the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Celebrating meaty careers at ICMJ's Beef 21 reunion
26 April, 2021The Australian Intercollegiate Meat Judging Association (ICMJ) is recognising its alumni through a reunion at Beef Australia 2021 in Rockhampton.
Australia Post announces it will continue food deliveries
22 April, 2021Australia Post has today announced it will continue to ship perishable goods across the country and work collaboratively to find solutions to support small business food producers.
$1.5m program to put Victorian drinks back in pubs and bars
21 April, 2021The Victorian Government has launched an initiative that aims to get more locally produced drinks into the state's bars and restaurants.
Australian Economic Outlook webinar series announced
20 April, 2021 | Supplied by: BanjoAustralian lender Banjo Loans has teamed up with Bendigo Bank to host an interactive webinar on 21 April focused on the Australian Economic Outlook.
Is it time to revise the approach to lactose in dairy?
20 April, 2021The International Dairy Federation (IDF) has called for a revised policy approach to how dairy regulators classify lactose.
