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Australians are willing to pay more for premium groceries, Nielsen

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New Nielsen research has found one in three Australian consumers would consider paying more for premium groceries. According to Nielsen, a significant amount of shoppers are already paying big dollars...

Cheese can be an acquired taste says researchers

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Researchers have found evidence that those who do not like cheese can acquire a taste for it after continuous taste tests. Researchers at Ewha Womans University in South Korea fed 78 South Korean women...

Wine descriptions make us emotional

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Research by the University of Adelaide has shown that consumers are much more influenced by wine label descriptions than previously thought. The study, published in the August 2017 edition of the Food...

Go vegetarian to lose weight says researchers

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Vegetarian diets are almost twice as effective at helping you lose weight a study has found. Published online by the Journal of the American College of Nutrition, researchers discovered those on a vegetarian...

Is wholemeal bread always necessarily healthier than white?

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Healthy eating guidelines often tell us choosing wholemeal bread over white is always a healthier option, but new research has found this may not always be the case. In an article published in the Cell...

Overseas born Australians are spending more on groceries

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The rate at which Australians born overseas are purchasing fast moving consumer goods is growing faster than the rate of Australian-born shoppers. According to Nielsen’s latest Ethnic-Australian Consumer...

Glucose levels in Australian soft drinks prompts concern

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Australian soft drinks have higher levels of glucose sugar than US soft drinks a study has found. According to research conducted by the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute, four studied Australian soft...

Deakin Uni to study supermarket influence over improving diets

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Deakin University has announced a new study which will explore whether traditional supermarket marketing techniques can be used to help Australians eat better. Working in conjunction with IGA, participating...

Research finds further benefit in eating fibre

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A fibre-rich diet has been linked to a lowered risk of developing painful knee osteoarthritis. It is the second time in recent months that fibre has been connected to surprising health benefits. In March...

Aldi’s market share continues to grow, but for how much longer?

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Aldi’s share of Australia’s supermarket dollar continues to grow, but can the German discount chain maintain its current growth rate with new competition on the horizon? According to the latest data...