Published: Mar 10, 2016

At an International Women's Day Afternoon Tea, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was presented with a basket of premium South Australian red, white and brown onions, by Onions Australia chief executive Lechelle Earl. Unlike his predecessor, Tony

Published: Mar 10, 2016

Consumers’ aversion to wasting food at home is now becoming a key driving factor in what products they choose to buy, which is influencing the growth of Australia’s $12.1bn fresh fruit and vegetable retail market

Published: Mar 10, 2016

A CSIRO scientist has been recognised for creating a processing technology which reduces ‘dark meat’ at an Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) conference in Canberra.

Published: Mar 10, 2016

Australians are tired of food trends and fad diets says new Galaxy research released this week.

Published: Mar 08, 2016

Australian cabbage growers could be influenced to grow different varieties based on the wide range of consumer tastes on the market.

Published: Mar 04, 2016

Recently published data by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) demonstrates that the economic value of the vegetable industry is set to grow significantly, with the gross value reaching $4.2 billion by 2020-2

Published: Mar 03, 2016

Figures released by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES)'s Outlook 2016 agricultural commodities report, paint a somewhat bleak picture for Australian potato and tomato growers.

Published: Mar 03, 2016

Evian mineral water is now being sold in a newly designed bottle.

Published: Mar 03, 2016

Deakin University researchers in Melbourne have found that children who eat more than the recommended amount of salt have an increased risk of becoming overweight or obese.

Published: Mar 03, 2016

Less Australians may be shopping at butcher shops but according to Roy Morgan Research those who do spend the most money on meat each week.

Published: Mar 03, 2016

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is appealing the Federal Court’s decision that a group of egg producers did not try and establish an egg cartel.

Published: Mar 01, 2016

Kellogg’s Australia is now selling gluten free versions of Special K and Corn Flakes cereals.

Published: Mar 01, 2016

Freedom Foods has today posted an increase in operating net profit of AUD$4.2 million for the six months ended 31 December 2015.

Published: Mar 01, 2016

World soybean and wheat prices will drop further next season, despite falling output prospects, with corn values to fall too – but the rapeseed market will buck the trend, Australian officials said.

Published: Feb 29, 2016

An Ohio farm is recalling goat milk with a March 13 date code because it was not properly pasteurized and may contain pathogens.

Published: Feb 26, 2016

Australian pomegranate look set to soar this season, with early signs showing promise in terms of both quality and demand.

Published: Feb 26, 2016

In the past 2 ½ years a depreciating Australian dollar has improved apple and pear growers’ competitive position in a number of significant key markets. Apple and Pear Australia Limited economist Yang Song

Published: Feb 26, 2016

According to Australian growers, the export markets for table grapes are booming, as lower production levels and strong demand has pushed prices up. At the same time, domestic prices for the fruits are languishing.

Published: Feb 26, 2016

Australia’s custard apple season has had a later than usual start this year, with some growers still weeks away from picking.

Published: Feb 26, 2016

Hot chip vending machines could be a potential new market for West Australia potato growers, who are currently facing the loss of the only chip manufacturer in the state. Smith's Snackfood Company announced last year that it would close its doors on its C