The third tranche of the Australian Government’s anti-dumping legislation through the was passed by the House of Representatives yesterday (9 May 2012).
Dumping occurs when goods are imported into...
The Australian Capital Territory today introduced a Bill into the Legislative Assembly that will allow the names of food businesses in the Territory convicted of an offence against the Food Act to be placed...
Australian companies are buying more certified sustainable palm oil than ever before, according to an assessment of palm oil buyers by multi-national conservation group, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
The...
Junk food advertisements will be banned from commercial television at certain times of the day in Australia if a new Bill introduced today by the Australian Greens party is passed.
The ‘Protecting Children...
The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) has applauded the decision by the Federal Government to oppose the Food Standards Amendment (Truth in Labelling Palm Oil) Bill 2011. The AFGC is now urging...
A new private member’s Bill to be tabled this week to Australian Parliament would, if passed, require Australia’s major supermarkets to reveal what percentage of the retail price of their fresh...
As the Senate continues to look into the prospect of food labelling changes, the head of the Australian Grown, Australian Made campaign has admitted that it’s not practical to expect Australian-labelled...
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