Food giant Cargill has announced a $13 million dollar plan to upgrade the wastewater treatment system of its Wagga Wagga beef processing facility, in order to fully capture biogas emitted during treatment,...

Millions of livestock have been affected by the floods in Pakistan and are badly in need of food and medicine, FAO said today. Around 200 000 cows, sheep, buffalo, goats and donkeys have already been confirmed...

With three regional Independent MPs thrust into the role of deciding the next federal government, agricultural policies will be forefront in the minds of all political parties. Whichever way the cards...

The Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo, Australia’s most trusted and recognised country of origin symbol, has taken its place on the world stage at the Shanghai World Expo 2010. The Shanghai...

Rush low fat flavoured milk is offering consumers the chance to get outdoors and active with its new on-pack promotion, including instant daily prizes and an opportunity to win a 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander...

Australians generate about 690kg of waste per year per person, making them the second highest generators of household waste behind the US. However, more Australians are making an effort to reduce household...

The South Korean supermarket giant and department store retailer Lotte Group has revealed a new strategy for the Chinese market, accelerating its expansion in China and announcing it will open its first...

US-grocery retailer Whole Foods market has launched an App to help users “eat and live better”. Called the Whole Foods Market Missions App, it revolves around more than 70 challenges known...

Changing socio-demographic structure and increasing western influence are providing impetus to new product launches in bakery and cereals in Japan. Although mature, with close to 600 new product launches...

You could make 600,000 omelettes. You could organise the world’s biggest egg & spoon race. Or you could raise fifty thousand dollars to help voluntary organisations continue to serve the Kinglake...