16 July 2026
SABMiller reports volume decline
The world’s second largest brewer, SABMiller, has reported a lager volume decline of one per cent in the first half “reflecting difficult trading conditions across many of (their) markets”, however soft drink volumes rose slightly and revenues were boosted by price hikes.The maker of Peroni and Grolsch said the decline was lead by continued weakness in the South American, European and US markets, but financial results were broadly in line with expectations.
AFN China insights report: Nuts and Snacks opportunities
ith healthier eating and snacking between meals on the rise in China, there are excellent prospects ...
Aussie-grown olive oil wins double gold at worlds most prestigious competition
Taralinga Estate has superseded last year’s performance at the 2020 New York International Olive Oi...
SPAR and DHL partner to take on Thailand convenience sector
Dutch convenience retailer SPAR and global logistics group DHL will partner with the Bangchak Retail...
The next new “superfood”?
A new health food trend may be on the horizon with a US Kellogg’s venture capital fund investing big...
Spinach used to grow beating heart tissue
Scientists have used spinach leaves to grow heart cells able to beat like a normal human heart on th...
Australian scientists worried by new antibiotic resistance found overseas
Australian scientists have reacted with concern to the news that a US woman was found carrying bacte...
The dairy alternative drinks market is booming: Innova Market Insights
Dairy alternative drinks, such as soy and almond milk, accounted for 6 per cent of total global dair...
Ministers reach agreement for Australia’s new Country of Origin Labels
Reforms to the country of origin labelling system were agreed to at a meeting of the Australian Cons...