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Australian professor calls for Vitamin D fortification of milk but can mushrooms provide alternative solution?

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At a conference in Melbourne today (Tuesday 12 June 2012), a leading Australian nutrition expert called for an urgent increase in Vitamin D to milk to be authorized by the government. At the conference,...

Tetra Pak identifies low-income consumers in developing countries as big opportunity for Australian dairy industry

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An expected rise in prosperity, purchasing power and desire for packaged liquid dairy products among  low-income consumers in developing countries is the Australian dairy industry’s next big growth...

Lion reports strong alcoholic brand growth and ‘Dare’ milk growing

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Lion, the Kirin-owned food and drinks company, has reported a 6.7 increase in volumes for its Australian beer, spirits and wine operations during the first quarter. Announcing its alcohol and business...

FSANZ consults on new additive and processing aid issues

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Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has invited submissions on proposed changes to the Food Standards Code that would allow the use of hydrogen peroxide as a processing aid, as well as ethyl lauroyl...

Australian Government to fund extension of collaboration between dairy industry and Foodbank

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The Australian Government has decided to fund an extension of a collaboration between the dairy industry and Foodbank Australia which aims to provide 2 million litres of milk a year to Australians in need. Minister...

Kraft launches new range of breakfast biscuits

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Coinciding with the release of a report on a study of Australian breakfast habits, Kraft has launched belVita Breakfast – a new range of biscuits specially designed for breakfast hitting Australian...

Jindi bags award at World Cheese Championships

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Victoria’s Jindi Cheese has been awarded the third highest ranked Blue Cheese in its class at the 29th World Championship Cheese in Wisconsin, in the United States. Recognised globally by cheese makers...

Price sensitivity doesn’t extend to Australian snack food taste selection, survey finds

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A national independent consumer survey released today has revealed the raging price war on grocery staples is unlikely to extend to the snack food market. The majority of consumers surveyed indicated they...

‘Looming wave of European milk’ no threat to Australian dairy exports – visiting expert

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The Australian dairy sector has little to fear from an estimated nine billion additional litres of milk expected to “flood” the global market once European dairy quotas are fully lifted in 2015, according...

ACCC succeeds on misleading ‘King Island’ provenance source claim

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has reported a win for consumers and King Island producers, with a Federal Court decision that has finally stopped a Victorian butcher claiming...