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Australians eat less than half the recommended daily intake of vegetables

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Australians eat less than half the recommended daily intake of vegetables The average vegetable consumption of Australian adults is only half the recommended intake, based on guidelines published by the...

San Remo adds two new products to its gluten-free range

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San Remo has added two new products to its gluten-free range Leading Australian pasta and pasta sauce manufacturer San Remo has expanded its range of gluten-free products to now include a new gluten-free...

San Remo introduces new Slimmers’ Selection pasta range

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San Remo's new Slimmers' Angel Hair pasta Pasta manufacturer San Remo has launched a new Slimmers’ Selection gluten-free pasta range, designed to appeal to health-conscious consumers. San...

Butter makes a comeback in Australia

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Butter has made a comeback in Australia Is butter better? While that is a question best left for health experts and foodies, recent sales trends reveal that more Australian grocery buyers are purchasing...

CHOICE comparison finds few health stars among food giant’s stellar sellers

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CHOICE calculated the Health Star Ratings of stringy cheese products Consumer group CHOICE has used the recently released Health Star Rating Calculator to compare a selection of supermarket favourites. CHOICE’s...

Aldi gains more market share, and Coles narrows Woolworths gap

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ALDI is gaining market share, and Coles is catching up on Woolworths European supermarket chain ALDI continues to go from strength to strength in Australia, quadrupling its customer base over the last...

Meat look-alikes from vegetables swallow up Europe

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Meat made entirely from vegetables, developed in The Netherlands Netherlands-based company The Vegetarian Butcher has successfully expanded into new markets for its “strip steaks” and “smoked bacon”...

Whisky drinking increasingly popular among Australians in their 20s and 30s

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Whisky drinking increasingly popular among Australians in their 20s and 30s Whisky drinking is gaining popularity among Australians in their 20s and early 30s, causing potentially seismic market-share...

Popularity of ice cream tubs is melting, Roy Morgan Research

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Popularity of ice cream tubs is melting, Roy Morgan Research Australians are becoming less tempted by tubs and cartons of ice cream, according to new findings from market research organisation Roy Morgan...

Asia’s rising stars challenging soft drinks leaders

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Asia’s rising stars challenging soft drinks leaders The three largest global soft drinks brands continue to be Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola and Sprite, but Chinese brand Kangshifu (Tingyi Holding Corp) is not...