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Jim Beam Double Oak launched in Australia

The world’s number one bourbon has crafted a new take on Kentucky straight bourbon by maturing its signature whiskey in not one, but in two American oak barrels. Distributed in Australia exclusively by...

Blokey brews

The latest findings from Roy Morgan Research reveal that 38.1 per cent of Australian adults drink beer at least once in any given four-week period and more than three-quarters of them are...

Lilydale helps consumers trace chicken back to the farm

In response to research showing Australians want to know more about the origin of the food they’re consuming, Lilydale free-range chickens now include labelling that details the farmer who raised the chicken...

Ding Dong, Munchkin releases grass-fed formula

Munchkin has released Munchkin Grass Fed, a baby formula made from 100 per cent New Zealand grass-fed milk. The company claims that this is an Australian first and has a number of health...

Swisse looks to supplement kids’ health

Natural health brand Swisse has launched a range of vitamins and supplements for children aged two to 12. The no-added sugar range is a collection of five products the company says is especially...

Foodbank appoints new CEO

Foodbank Australia has announced that its board of directors has appointed Brianna Casey as its new CEO, effective July 18. Foodbank is the largest food relief organisation in the country. Ms Casey joins...

Catalogue still top dog

The latest issue of the ‘ACRS Omnibus Survey Results’ show that 58 per cent of catalogues delivered to letterboxes are read by Australians, while 54 per cent of respondents preferred print editions...

ACCC takes action against e-cigarette suppliers

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission alleges two e-cigarette online retailers made false or misleading representations and engaged in misleading conduct by making statements on their websites that their e-cigarette products did...

Greens propose sugar tax

Leader of the Australian Greens Richard Di Natale says a 20 per cent tax on sugary drinks could raise $500 million per year to be reinvested back into positive health initiatives for...

International news: Sainbury’s butchering vegetables

Sainsbury’s has unveiled the UK’s first ‘vegetable butcher’ in its Wandsworth superstore, South-West London. The new service aims to shows customers how to incorporate vegetables into everyday meals and is working with vegetable...

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