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Natural red ruby chocolate makes its Australian debut

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KitKat Chocolatory by Nestle is giving Australian chocolate lovers their first ever taste of Ruby – the world’s only new chocolate variety to be launched in 80 years. Available exclusively...

Australia’s environment ministers commit to eliminate all packaging going to landfill by 2025

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Last Friday April 27 2018 in Melbourne, a meeting of the state and federal environment minsters resolved that all packaging would be 100% recyclable, reusable or compostable in Australia by 2025. Australia...

UK Supermarket giants merger talks but will Australia be next?

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Sainsbury’s and Asda, the UK’s second and third largest supermarket chains, are currently in the middle of merger talks. If the merger goes ahead, the two businesses combined would have a 31.4 per...

Kaufland may open in Australia within the next 12 months

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Earlier this year German discount supermarket Kaufland were advertising for employees in key positions. The advertisement on the Kaufland website offered positions for personnel in property development,...

Low price wine at risk as global production sinks

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Global wine production has sunk to its lowest level in 60 years according to the latest figures released by the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV). Weak harvests in regions like Italy, France,...

Kelloggs try to bring consumers back to Brekkie cereal with gut bacteria ‘zoo’

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Kelloggs has launched a unique marketing move to help bring consumers enticed by diet trends back to cereal. Kelloggs “Gut Bacteria Zoo” is an interactive pop up educating families on gut bacteria...

Australian wine and sugar to hit Peru thanks to new free trade agreement

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A new free trade agreement between Peru and Australia is set to benefit Australia’s wine and sugar exporters.  Benefits to wine industry   The Winemakers Federation of Australia have welcomed the agreement...

Smashed avo on toast may soon become cheaper

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A record avocado harvest in Australia is set to drive prices down for manufacturers and consumers. Avocados Australia has reported that they expect 75,000 tonnes of avocados to be produced in the 2017/18...

Four’N Twenty goes fancy with new craft beer pies

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The first batch of Four’N Twenty craft beer pies roll out in Coles and Independent supermarkets Australia wide on 9 November 2017. The three new beef pie varieties close out a year of new flavour creations...

CSIRO comes up with innovative way to reduce food waste

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One third of all food that is produced is lost at some point across the food supply chain, according to the CSIRO. To address the issue, researchers from CSIRO’s Food Innovation Centre have developed...