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Live exports: Australian goats mistreated in Malaysia

Australian live export industry faces new scandal

By Carina Perkins

Australia has been hit by yet another live export scandal after a welfare group released footage allegedly showing cruel treatment of Australian goats and cattle in Malaysia.

Freemantle Review: Animal welfare failings at Australian port

Animal welfare failings at Australian port

By Carina Perkins

A review into operations at one of Australia’s main live export ports has found a number of failings that could compromise animal welfare.

Australia upholds live cattle exports

Australia upholds live cattle exports

By Carina Perkins

Australia’s federal government has dismissed proposals to ban the live export of cattle and introduce mandatory pre-slaughter stunning in abattoirs that process Australian livestock.

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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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