Australian Food News publishing notice

Dear readers … Australian Food News will not be publishing on Wednesday 19 September 2018 out of respect for Yom Kippur, in accordance with the policy of its publisher.
This policy has operated since the inception of Australian Food News in 1998.
The office of Australian Food News will also be closed on this day.
Australian Food News would like to thank its readers for their understanding. We look forward to resuming our usual newsfeed on Monday 24 September 2018.
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Nestlé creates market for food-grade recycled plastics, launches fund to boost packaging innovation
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Market bites: Chocolate trends smaller, higher quality
AN opportunity for the Australian market to experience the newly discovered ruby chocolate has been ...
UpFlow Brewing to launch Australia's first hypotonic sports beer for post-exercise hydration
UpFlow Brewing, Australia’s first alcohol-free craft brewery, with exciting news on the launch of A...
Science takes guesswork out of cheese production and reduces waste
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Fake cherries: Growers work with Chinese importers to counter counterfeits
CHINESE cherry importers are working with Tasmanian growers to combat counterfeit fruit ahead of an ...
Caltex Australia starts own accelerator program
Caltex Australia is launching its own start-up accelerator program in hope of disrupting and challen...
Food deliverers will be paid the minimum wage if the Australian Greens bill makes it through parliam...
Gig economy workers should get minimum wage and workers conditions, according to the Australian Gree...



