Victorian Government field staff have detected small isolated incidents of early low-density locust hatchings between Swan Hill and Kerang.While visiting Swan Hill, Agriculture Minister Joe Helper said...

Major food producer Unilever Australia will invest $1.2 million to create a chai latte production line at its Tatura plant, creating 10 new jobs, thanks to strong support from the Brumby Labor Government. Regional...

The impact of unfavourable weather events on crops in recent weeks has led the UN Food and Agriculture Organizations (FAO) to cut its global wheat production forecast for 2010 to 651 million tonnes, from...

France’s main dairy farmers unions have given industrial groups until 12 August to respect a price agreement they claim makes provision for increases over the whole of 2010 of more than 10% on the...

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has imposed a temporary ban on exports of grain and other agricultural products derived from corn from the country due to the worst drought in a century. He added...

A survey by consumer group CHOICE suggests that despite a marketing price war between the two major supermarkets, and an increasing focus in federal election campaigns on the rising cost of living, grocery...

Coalition’s agriculture policy meets with approval The Coalition’s new Agriculture Policy, released today, offers $150 million for increased research and development in agriculture and $8 million...

The UK’s Food Standards Agency has released a statement confirming that meat from the offspring of a cloned cow has been sold to consumers in the UK. Related claims of dairy from the offspring of...

Mythos, the largest selling Greek beer worldwide, will soon hit Australian shelves and restaurant tables, to be imported, marketed and distributed by Coopers Brewery and American Beverages Distributors...

Kellogg is to cut the amount of sugar in its Coco Pops cereals in the UK as part of a revamp of the range that includes a new, healthier line aimed at kids dubbed Choc N’ Roll. The US food giant...