28 August 2026
NSW restaurants under more pressure to improve food safety
The Upper House of NSW Government has passed legislation which will enable the ‘naming and shaming’ of all restaurants caught cutting corners with regard to food safety. The changes to the Food Safety Act of NSW will allow the Food Authority to publish, on their website, the names of restaurants caught breaching food laws.
The bill will now be sent to the Lower House for final approval.
Food lawyer questions FSANZ Nano analysis
FoodLegal co-principal Joe Lederman has provided commentary on an ABC news story today that raise...
Citrus industry calls on major Australian retailers to lift juice price
Citrus Australia says major retailers must lift prices to juice growers, who are facing a decline i...
Sweet drinks much more popular with kids than older Aussies, Roy Morgan Research
The latest Roy Morgan Research has found Australian children are drinking a lot more sweeten drinks ...
Latest recalls and safety warnings: (1) Ikea chocolate (2) Health Lab protein balls (3) Rockmelons
Ikea and Health Lab have issued recalls due to undeclared nuts whilst Food Standards Australia New Z...
Not all Aussies will be drinking beer this Christmas, Roy Morgan Research
The Australian Christmas celebration stereotype may be beers on the beach with a BBQ. However, accor...
Harvey Norman dairy venture goes into receivership
Harvey Norman’s dairy venture Coomboona Holdings has going into receivership.
Australian salmon consumption growth rate slow, Roy Morgan Research
Weekly salmon consumption by Australians has only grown by one per cent over the past two years says...
Maxibon marks 18 years with new marketing campaign
Maxibon is celebrating its 18th birthday with a new marketing campaign.