Australia
Kanga bangas: Firm plans to set up ‘roo factory in Europe
The world’s largest premium kangaroo meat distributor is set to establish a processing plant in Europe to target the home cooking market.
Archives for September 13, 2016
Price of raw milk declines as China increases Lucerne imports: Dairy Association of China
China has imported 52,825 tons of liquid milk in July this year, a 35% increase compared to the same period last year, according to the latest report from the Dairy Association of China (DAC), as imported dairy products are cheaper than locally produced...
Australia
Tea companies should target teens as market grows slowly
Despite its well-publicised coffee craze in recent years, Australia firmly remains a nation that loves its tea—only tap water, milk and hot coffee are more widely consumed.
Controlled-release gelatin film could help put tea polyphenols in to finished foods
The controlled release of tea polyphenols into finished food products could help create new functional foods and reduce oxidation without the need for synthetic antioxidants, say researchers.
Australia
Craft-beer start-up has eyes on expansion from Adelaide to Asia
A home-delivery craft-beer service is helping put independent brews in the hands of ale lovers around Australia.
China’s production decline sparks import boom
The global poultry industry is entering a period of enhanced market conditions as China’s historic production slump brings a welcome buoyancy to a string of poultry exporters.
China’s fragmented bakery market likely to consolidate: Mintel
China’s fast-growing bakery market is likely to experience consolidation as larger players develop, analysts at Mintel have suggested.
Danone considers calling time on Dumex infant products in Vietnam
Danone is reported to be considering a gradual withdrawal of its Dumex infant nutrition products from Vietnam.
Australia leading the way with ‘everyday’ sports nutrition trend
There is a rising trend for a new category of ‘everyday’ sports products, and Aussies can’t get enough of it, says Mintel.