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SA food industry celebrates record $3.5 billion

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The South Australian food industry has achieved new records for gross revenue and the total value of production. Agriculture and Food Minister Michael O’Brien said new figures show the sector was...

Consumers hold the key to SA’s food industry growth

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Listening to consumers and monitoring consumer trends is vital if the South Australian food industry is to increase its competitiveness, according to a new food industry market intelligence report. South...

Whole Foods Market’s new color-coded seafood rating system

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Whole Foods Market has launched an in-store color-coded sustainability rating program for wild-caught seafood and commits to phasing out all red-rated species by Earth Day 2013. Partnering with Blue Ocean...

Searching for the truth about organic consumers

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Foodies, gourmets and lovers of all things organic are wanted for an RMIT University study into the behaviours and beliefs of organic consumers. The Organic Consumption Survey is the first stage of a...

Australians want to save money first and then the planet

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Australians generate about 690kg of waste per year per person, making them the second highest generators of household waste behind the US. However, more Australians are making an effort to reduce household...

New food rules for engaging consumers

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New research reveals Australia’s love affair with food has become even more entrenched due to our fascination with technology, and it is critical for food brands to harness the digital trend to stay...

Woolworths and IGA: supermarkets go local

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Australian supermarkets are adopting various strategies to tap into the growing trend to ‘go local’. Independent grocery network IGA recently launched an advertising campaign emphasizing the...

Experts warn – retail may take years to recover

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Experts have warned that retail may take years to recover with continual sales over the past year having trained consumers to expect and only accept reduced prices. The warnings come as research group...

Aussie households continue their love affair with New Zealand wines

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According to the latest consumer research from Nielsen, New Zealand wines are quickly becoming a regular feature in the cellars of Australian households with continued strong volume sales growth for take-home...

China rank second in the bakery and cereals market

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Inherent strength of the Chinese economy and resultant consumption boom is driving the growth of the bakery and cereals market in China.China held the fourth position in terms of retail sales and the second...