Environmentalism

An Australian poultry processor has been fined for violating environmental requirements

Supreme Poultry and Chickens fined $30,000

By Aidan Fortune

A poultry processing plant in New South Wales (NSW), Australia has been fined for breaching conditions of its Environment Protection Licence (EPL). 

The government has embarked on a series of fresh water reforms

Focus on New Zealand - Water works

A forum to plan the future for New Zealand’s fresh water is just one initiative bringing together interested parties for a positively green future.

Photo Credit: Allow Golden Rice Now

What do the eco heretics mean for GM golden rice?

By Annie-Rose Harrison-Dunn

Dr Patrick Moore – Greenpeace founding member and GM defector – represents a fear that lurks in the heart of all ideologists: Am I on the right side of the fence? Am I the goodie or the baddie? 

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Carlsberg Malaysia has highlighted tech investment, new product launches and sustainability advances to ‘future-proof’ its business. ©Carlsberg Future-proofing the business: Carlsberg Malaysia underlines substantial tech investment and product innovation strategy Close to 90% of municipalities in Japan need to improve accessibility to food for elderly consumers. ©Getty Images Food ‘refugees’ in Japan: Government survey reveals strong need to improve food access aid for elderly consumers High consumption frequency of cheese and yoghurt could reduce risk of wheezing, according to researchers. ©Getty Images High consumption frequency of cheese and yoghurt could reduce occurrence of asthma symptoms – Iran study Yili believes that cold chain advances and new distribution models have transformed the sector but reduced sugar products are still ‘basic but crucial’. ©Yili Access advantages: Distribution gains driving China dairy growth but reduced sugar products remain crucial Malaysia is seeking to emulate China’s national cage-free egg policy. ©Getty Images Sunny-side strategy: Malaysia seeks to emulate China’s national cage-free egg policy Osulloc believes that the future of the tea category lies in blended teas that can bring out ‘optimal combinations’ of scent and flavour. ©Osulloc ‘Optimal combinations’: Amorepacific’s Osulloc on how blended teas are the way forward for the industry

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