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Aldi recalls hot dog buns due to metal shavings
Aldi has recalled a range of hot dog rolls after metal shavings were found inside some of the rolls.
Woolworths is working on a new barcode that aims to improve food safety, product recall and traceabi...
Woolworths is set to become the first Australian supermarket to trial data embedded (or 2D) barcode...
Fish oil supplements won’t make your kid any smarter, Australian study
Taking fish oil supplements during pregnancy will not make your child any brighter a South Australia...
Australia’s most trusted food brands revealed, Reader’s Digest survey
Australia’s most trusted food brands have been revealed as part of an annual Reader’s Digest survey.
CSIRO develops apples that don’t brown
A CSIRO developed technology which stops cut apples from going brown is now being used to sell pre-s...
Advertising on shopping trolleys and supermarket receipts is effective on young Australian consumers...
A new study from Roy Morgan Research has found shopping trolley and supermarket receipt advertising ...
“No fruit left behind” program launched by Visy’s Anthony Pratt
Visy Chairman Anthony Pratt has launched his “no fruit left behind” program that will use technologi...
No Aussie sugar tax despite renewed push by doctors
The Australian Federal Government has said it has no intentions of introducing a tax on sugary drink...