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Woolworths announces its Supplier of the Year award winners

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AND the winner is … Woolworths has announced its Supplier of the Year Awards, see who won. AB Foods (Twinings) has been awarded the top prize at Woolworths annual Supplier of the Year Awards. The beverages...

New shed: Chip maker Snack Brands commits to growth plan with $400m supply chain spend

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CHIPS company Snack Brands, whose lines include CC’s, Thins, Kettles, The Natural Chip Company, Cheezels and Jumpy’s, have in Sydney secured a large property to develop a state-of-the-art automated...

Australia will avoid tax on sugary drinks, shows senate report on obesity epedemic

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AUSTRALIA is almost certain to avoid a tax on sugary drinks as Labor confirms in the senate report Obesity Epidemic in Australia that it does not support the levy adopted by 30 other countries. The Greens-Labor...

Live sheep exports halted during northern summer, Labor to end the trade altogether

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NO live sheep will be exported from Australia to the Middle East in the northern hemisphere’s summer, due to an industry moratorium on the controversial trade. Livestock exporters will take $55 million...

Drum roll: Annual ‘junk food’ Fame and Shame awards announced

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THE world’s largest food and beverage company, Nestlé has taken out the Smoke and Mirrors category in this year’s Fame and Shame Awards, highlighting what it says is the worst of junk food marketing...

Here’s the seafood Australians eat (and what we should be eating)

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MANY Australians are concerned with the sustainability of their seafood. While definitions of sustainability vary, according to government assessments, over 85% of seafood caught in Australia is sustainable. However,...

Here’s the new delivery paradigms shaping the future of supply chain

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KATIE KINRAID, general manager of BluJay Solutions (APAC), writes that to date, the entire supply chain has been orchestrated to service “demand”, while keeping inventory and logistics costs down....

Feeding cities in the 21st century: why urban-fringe farming is vital for food resilience

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WHEN you pick up supplies at your local supermarket for tonight’s dinner, the produce will likely have come from many parts of Australia and from distant parts of the world. But some of the fresh produce...

Conference Wrap: China Food Regulatory Conference Oceania 2018

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WITH Australian food exports to China showing steady growth, ChemLinked’s China Food Regulatory Conference brought insightful analysis on the latest food regulatory trends and outcomes from China to...

Feel free to create tasty food with vegan L-Cysteine

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WACKER offers the first plant-based L-cysteine that serves as a building block for meaty and savory flavours. Also, by reducing the dough’s disulfide bonds, our vegan L-cysteine works as a highly...