Published: Jul 16, 2015

Feral, an Australian brewer, has settled lawsuit with winemaker d’Arenberg related to the label of its Sly Fox ale.

Published: Jul 16, 2015

Carinthia was severely affected by hailstorms with heavy rains and gale-force winds last week. And parts of Styria and the south of Burgenland have significantly been affected.

Published: Jul 16, 2015

Minister for Agriculture, Barnaby Joyce, and Northern Territory Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries, Willem Westra van Holthe, are encouraging more mango growers in the NT to take advantage of access to the lucrative United States market gained

Published: Jul 15, 2015

The world’s leading experts will be sharing the latest on food innovations, thinking and research at the combined 48th Annual Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology Convention and 15th Australian Food Microbiology Conference.

Published: Jul 15, 2015

Published: Jul 14, 2015

The South Australian Potato Industry has received funding of $100,000 under the State Government’s Advanced Food Manufacturing (AFM) grant program to enable a project utilising potatoes which are graded-out due to size or shape and do not meet supermarket

Published: Jul 14, 2015

Sri Lanka and Australia have set up a Sri Lanka-Australia Chamber of Commerce (SLACC) aimed at increasing trade between the two countries.

Published: Jul 13, 2015

A leading doctor has backed calls for Pacific island countries to consider a tax on unhealthy 'junk food' in order to combat health problems associated with obesity.

Published: Jul 13, 2015

Australian consumer advocacy group, Choice, has found examples of food companies continuing to downsize packaging without lowering prices.

Published: Jul 13, 2015

The ban on the Pakistani mangoes is lifted by Australian government. The ban was imposed due to flies and bugs found in Pakistani mangoes sent to Australia last year. Now the mangoes will be exported to Australia first treating them with hot water and irr

Published: Jul 10, 2015

Despite dairy commodity prices dropping globally, Murray Goulburn’s share debut on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has been a strong one. Murray Goulburn is the largest of the Australian-owned dairy processors to list on the ASX.

Published: Jul 09, 2015

It’s one of the oldest of old wives’ tales – that asparagus makes your urine smell bad. And now scientists have finally got to the bottom of it. Kinda.

Published: Jul 08, 2015

The shelf life of foods depends how they are processed, stored and packaged. Failure to meet specific conditions of any links may lead to fatal disaster threatening wellbeing of the customer and brand equity.

Published: Jul 07, 2015

For the third year running, Australia’s leading food rescue organisation has teamed up with the United Nations to tackle food and nutrition security and food waste at the upcoming Think.Eat.Save events being held across the country on July 27.

Published: Jul 07, 2015

IG International Pvt. Ltd, one of the leading names in fresh fruits import and export in the country, launched Fremont Mandarins, an oranges like fruit, from Australia for the first time in India at a function held here recently. The offering would be imp

Published: Jul 06, 2015

I’ve just returned from several weeks travelling across the United States. It is fabulous to be home – and to appreciate just how lucky we are in Australia to live in an amazing part of the world.

Published: Jul 06, 2015

Australian-based breakfast-maker and health bar brand Uncle Tobys has landed into trouble over an advertisement which claimed its oats were “ a naturally rich in protein superfood”. Uncle Tobys is owned by Cereal Partners Worldwide a joint venture between

Published: Jul 06, 2015

The Victorian government banned the sale of powdered alcohol with effect from 1 July 2015, and is urging other States to follow suit, in the wake of a new powdered-alcohol product ‘Palcohol’.

Published: Jul 03, 2015

The Australian avocado season is just finishing in Northern Queensland, with Central Queensland half way through and South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales part way through.

Published: Jul 02, 2015

A new Australian research into the feeding behavior of local fur seals has determined the animals benefit from man-made structures such as pipelines and shipwrecks.