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Patties Foods Chief Financial Officer resigns

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Patties Foods finished up the end of last week with the announcement that its Chief Financial Officer, Michael Knapp, will be leaving the company. Patties Foods finished up the end of last week with the...

Does the mere promise of generic product provenance add value?

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Allen Roberts is a guest contributor to Australian Food News and writes another of his regular articles here. “True Aussie” meat products have been around for 12 months or so in export markets, and...

FoodBank Victoria launches new winter campaign

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Many Australians must choose between keeping warm or eating during winter says the key organisation responsible for providing food welfare in Australia, FoodBank. Many Australians must choose between...

Mondelez claims it has improved its practices in environmental, social and health needs

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  Mondelez International says it is set to reach its goal of 100 per cent traceable palm oil by the end of 2015. Mondelez International says it is set to reach its goal of 100 per cent traceable palm...

Weet-Bix moves into ‘grab-and-go’ brekkie biscuits

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Weet-Bix has expanded its ‘grab-and-go’ range with a new product, Weet-Bix GO. Weet-Bix has expanded its ‘grab-and-go’ range with a new product, Weet-Bix GO. Weet-Bix GO is a biscuit made using...

Top five concerns with the new Food Standards Code

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As food companies prepare for the March 1st 2016 introduction of the new Food Standards Code many have raised concerns with how it will affect their products, labelling, marketing and future of their business. FoodLegal...

Metcash suffers from competitive retail market

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Grocery retailer Metcash has today announced plans to scrap dividends alongside an AUD$640 million asset writedown due to “the increasingly competitive trading environment”. Grocery retailer Metcash...

Horticulture Code review announced but industry transparency still a concern, potential for extension to retailers

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The government this week announced a review of the Horticulture Code of Conduct. The government this week announced a review of the Horticulture Code of Conduct. Established in 2007, the Code was intended...

Patties rides out the storm on berries recall, $1.5 million lost

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Patties Foods yesterday announced that the recall of its Nanna’s frozen berries, following a hepatitis scare, has cost it $1.5 million of lost profit, or about 10 per cent of what was anticipated as...

Beating the supermarkets by reducing transaction costs

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Allen Roberts is a guest contributor to Australian Food News and writes another of his regular articles here. All transactions in a business have their costs but removing or reducing transaction costs...