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Fonterra Welcomes Trade Negotiations 
With Russia, Belarus And Kazakhstan

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Fonterra said today the announcement of full Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations with Russia and its Customs Union partners, Belarus and Kazakhstan, had the potential to make the region an even more...

Brussels to suspend sugar import duties

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The EU is to lift import duties for 666,000 tonnes of sugar from any exporting non-EU country to counteract the effect of high sugar prices. EU member state representatives have backed a European Commission...

Goodman Fielder, Cargill scrap edible oil deal

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Australian food manufacturer Goodman Fielder has terminated the sale of its edible fats and oils division to Cargill after regulators opposed the deal.The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission...

No evidence to ban Bisphenol A, says WHO

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An international panel of 30 World Health Organisation (WHO) experts has found there is no scientific evidence indicating that Bisphenol A (BPA) should be banned from food products as a public health measure.The...

Safe Eggs on Your Plates

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Sunny Queen Farms, one of Australia’s foremost egg producers, has launched a new product that should have chefs breathing a collective sigh of relief. It’s a fresh egg snap frozen, pasteurised,...

New Alliance Aims to Address Misconceptions About Food System

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United Fresh Joins New National Farm and Ranch Alliance to Enhance Industry ImageThe United Fresh Produce Association has joined with 23 other farmer- and rancher-led organizations representing nearly...

Consumers making the most of reduced champagne prices

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Australian consumers are being treated to considerable reductions in Champagne prices and making the most of it. According to market research leaders, The Nielsen Company, the average price of Champagne...

OECD calls for action on obesity in emerging markets

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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation & Development has called for emerging market governments to act against rising obesity levels to avoid rivalling rates in the West. The Paris-based think-tank...

Franklins sale to Metcash delayed further

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has delayed its decision on the proposed sale of Pick n Pay-owned supermarket chain Franklins to Metcash. The announcement, which was due to be...

Three years of Buy West Eat Best

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Western Australian Agriculture and Food Minister Terry Redman has predicted a bright future for the Buy West, Eat Best brand at a breakfast function to celebrate the program’s third anniversary. “The...