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Noninvasive, early detection of stomach cancer invented in Israel

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Prof. Hossam Haick of the Technion By Abigail Klein Leichman, originally published in Israel21c. Israel’s ‘electronic nose’ pioneer shows how nanotechnology can improve and simplify diagnosis of...

Weet-Bix moves into ‘grab-and-go’ brekkie biscuits

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Weet-Bix has expanded its ‘grab-and-go’ range with a new product, Weet-Bix GO. Weet-Bix has expanded its ‘grab-and-go’ range with a new product, Weet-Bix GO. Weet-Bix GO is a biscuit made using...

KFC uses invention to revolutionise customer eating when using iPhone or iPad

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The German franchise of the global fast food group KFC has launched a new food tray in its German restaurants which includes a keyboard. The German franchise of the global fast food group KFC has launched...

Vegetable flavoured yoghurt now available

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Local yoghurt manufacturer, Yummia, has launched a new range of yoghurts that contain both fruit and vegetables. Local yoghurt manufacturer, Yummia, has launched a new range of yoghurts that contain both...

Valuable information on optimum efficiency and cost effectiveness for factories and buildings

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A new event dedicated to the energy storage sector is offering delegates access to cutting edge technology on supply and storage solutions from world leading innovators. It is only a few weeks until the...

Coles trials voice recognition device for online shopping

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Coles trials voice recognition device for online shopping Australian supermarket giant Coles has announced it is launching a customer trial of “hiku”, a new digital device, not yet available in Australia,...

Energy supply matters – so does having the right technology

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Energy supply matters – so does having the right technology A new event dedicated to the energy storage sector is offering delegates access to cutting edge technology on supply and storage solutions...

Revolutionary refrigerated logistics will trigger fresh milk boom from Australia to Asia

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Revolutionary refrigerated logistics will trigger fresh milk boom from Australia to Asia Dutch logisitics and perishable liquids transporting company Trilobes has said its refrigeration technology could...

Chocolate innovation takes off globally, despite sales growth slow-down

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Chocolate innovation takes off globally, despite sales growth slow-down The pace of growth in the global chocolate market slowed in 2014 as the industry faced challenges stemming from increased cocoa prices,...

Australian tracking of global vegetable marketing trends creates innovative Australian grower opportunities

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Australian tracking of global vegetable marketing trends creates innovative Australian grower opportunities Vegetables featured in nearly 3,000 new products launched in Australia and overseas in recent...