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The global success of Arnott’s Tim Tams

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Ranked the world’s most popular biscuit per capita, there is no denying the success of Arnott’s Tim Tam biscuit.   From a highly popular cheese flavour in Indonesia to recently breaking into...

Case Study – Australian jams the condiment of choice in luxury Indonesian hotels: Beerenberg

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  South Australian jam and condiments maker Beerenberg has been selling its jams to Indonesia since 1993. Today Indonesia is Beerenberg’s third largest export market, behind Japan and China.   Identify...

Australian fruit exporters in need of new international markets

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Australian fruit growers are concerned by recent developments which may limit exports of local fruit. Australian fruit growers are concerned by recent developments which may limit exports of local fruit. The...

Coca-Cola Amatil announces results of strategic review

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Coca-Cola Amatil announces results of strategic review Australian food and beverage company Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has presented the results of its strategic review to investors. The strategic review,...

Olam International to invest US$61 million in new cocoa processing facility in Indonesia

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Olam International will invest US$61 in cocoa processing facility in Indonesia International agribusiness Olam International Limited (Olam), has announced that it will be investing US$61 million to establish...

Coca-Cola Amatil announces expected drop in earnings

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CCA has announced it expects its earnings will decline Food and beverage company Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has announced it expects its group earnings before interest and tax for the first half of 2014 to...

Fonterra starts construction on new milk powder blending and packing plant in Indonesia

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Fonterra has started construction on a new plant in Indonesia New Zealand-based dairy giant Fonterra has commenced construction on its first blending and packing plant in Indonesia, which it said will...

WTO agrees to allow subsidies for food production in developing countries

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The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has reached an interim agreement that will shield public stockpiling programs for food security in developing countries from the usual limitations on governments buying...

NSW Government strikes deal with Singapore supermarket for NSW food products promotion

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The New South Wales (NSW) Government has struck a deal to showcase NSW products at Cold Storage, one of Singapore’s biggest supermarket chains, in March 2014. The NSW Government said the promotion, facilitated...

Indonesian economy growth an opportunity for food and drinks manufacturers

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Wage growth in Indonesia in the past few years, and the translation of economic growth into higher employment will present opportunities for well-placed consumer focused food and beverage companies in...