Australia’s Own Organic wraps – free from ‘E’ preservatives
In spite of the letter ‘E’ representing positive food experiences such as Eating, Entertaining and Enjoyment – many health-conscious food consumers are looking for a diet free from ‘E’ preservatives.
In celebration of the 2012 National Organic Week, Australia’s Own Organic brand is introducing its latest product on the market – the Rye, Oat and Linseed Wrap; a product offering consumers a healthy alternative to bread without the added preservatives and 100% certified organic.
‘E’ numbers on the food ingredients list on the food label are seen as a negative for many consumers. The ‘E’ numbers signify the use of artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavour enhancers, emulsifiers, stabilisers, gelling agents and thickeners, colourings and more.
The ‘E’ (which is sometimes not listed with the relevant additive number) originates from European Union Labelling regulations where additive declarations on food packaging were first mandated.
Australia’s Own Organic have been working for some time to develop an organically 100% certified tasty wrap that has an extended shelf life but is free from all additives.
Michael Bracka, chief executive officer at Freedom Foods Brands which produces the Australia’s Own Organic range, says “there are many Australian consumers who actively seek products that do not contain ‘E’ numbers. We know from the feedback we get at food expos that many consumers, particularly parents, are looking for wholesome products without these additives.
“We are among a small group of manufacturers that source raw ingredients from Australian organically certified farmers and working to eliminate the unwanted additives,” Bracka added.
The new Australia’s Own Organic Rye, Oat and Linseed Wrap has been launched nationally within Coles, Woolworths and Independent (IGA) supermarkets and is located in the bread aisle.


New palm oil free certification program launched in Melbourne

‘Black garlic’ emerging as the next big gourmet food ingredient

Metcash brainstorming possible corner store low pricing with suppliers

Online fruit and veg shopping skyrockets, Harris Farm Markets now delivering goodness to Brisbane

Break breakfast boredom – new healthy brekkie options coming your way
Hygiene & Safety Updates for the Food Manufacturing Industry – Free Interactive Guide

The Spoon lists the Food Tech Top 25 companies of 2019




