Low-methane Angus beef on the shelves at Foodland in SA
26 March, 2026South Australian-based CH4 Global has closed the production loop on methane-reduced Angus beef, which is hitting the supermarket shelves in SA.
Hatching a market for a giant Aussie prawn
18 March, 2026A successful custom-built hatchery at University of the Sunshine Coast has laid the foundation for an aquaculture collaboration for the meaty prawns.
AFGC reviews progress on food and grocery manufacturing targets
26 February, 2026In its latest food and grocery manufacturing sector report, AFGC reflects on the sector's strong foundational success and the uphill climb needed to achieve its 2030 growth goals.
Does cultured beef have fewer allergens?
19 February, 2026A recent food safety study compared the potential allergen hazards in cultured beef cells with a regular steak.
$15m AI space project to help boost Australian agriculture
18 February, 2026The Australasian Space Innovation Institute is developing an AI-enabled geospatial national digital twin that uses climate data to support the local agriculture sector.
Natto your average Japanese superfood
11 February, 2026Scientists are analysing the supersulfide content of Natto, a Japanese food made from soybeans fermented with the Bacillus subtilis var. natto microorganism.
Barry Callebaut opens chocolate innovation centre in Singapore
11 February, 2026The Callebaut Global Innovation Center is helping to advance the future of chocolate and cocoa using AI and advanced innovation.
What is permissible indulgence, and what does it mean for us in 2026?
06 February, 2026 by Greg Holgate, Business Development Manager (Pharma) at ACI GroupFood scientists, formulators and food manufacturers are being asked to redefine indulgent food for modern consumers in 2026.
Genetically modified purple tomato approved in Australia
28 January, 2026The genetically modified Purple Bliss tomatoes have now received regulatory approvals in Australia, so will soon be available for consumers.
Santa creates a spike in Australia's milk demand
18 December, 2025Australian households are gearing up for the country's biggest night of dairy consumption, with an estimated 11 million families leaving a glass of milk out for Santa Claus this Christmas Eve.
Not all processed fats are bad, study finds
20 October, 2025A UK study into two types of industrially processed hard fats, which are widely used in the food industry, found that they are unlikely to affect heart health in the short term.
Reimagined frozen foods on trend in next Cultivate program
15 October, 2025Seedlab Australia has announced the next wave of FMCG businesses joining its 12th round of the Cultivate program, including four that already supply Woolworths.
Resourcefulness, inclusivity and AI 'shuffling': 3 major trends for F&B
13 October, 2025Market analytics company Mintel has highlighted key predictions in the food and beverage market that tap into consumers' desire for resilience, healthy alternatives and new sensory experiences.
New Wave Biotech and CPI partner to tackle lipid extraction challenges
13 October, 2025New Wave Biotech has partnered with CPI to apply hybrid AI-powered downstream processes simulation to lipid extraction challenges.
Tasmanian honey study could help to boost its value
25 September, 2025 | Supplied by: University of TasmaniaA long-term study of Tasmanian leatherwood honey has identified its unique benefits in detail, which could assist with product authentication and boost its value.
