Thursday, September 19, 2024

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It’s all Greek to me

Greek wine masterclasses will be held alongside the ‘New Wines of Greece’ tour to Australia from June 20 to 24. One of the most appreciated offerings from last year’s Australian tour of New...

Wrigley Pacific’s new Marketing Director

Alison Levins has been promoted to Marketing Director from her role as marketing manager for gum at Wrigley Pacific. She also becomes a member of the company’s APAC Marketing Leadership Team and...

Palmolive infuses skin care with essential oils

Palmolive has launched into the Australian body-moisturiser category with its new Oil Infusions Body Moisturiser range. Palmolive says the range, inspired by the essential-oils trend exploding in health and beauty, is enriched with...

Nespresso introduces most intense capsule yet

Nespresso has introduced Envivo Lungo, or ‘live long’ in Italian, as a new permanent addition to its range of 23 Grand Cru coffees. The company says Envivo Lungo is the most intense flavour...

Twisties favourite returns

Twisties Flaming Hot is back on-shelf after fans across the country voted to bring it back. Limited-edition flavours have become an important element in helping to rekindle consumer interest and excitement in the...

Get your kalettes

Coles, producer Fresh Select and South Australian grower Samwell & Sons have brought kalettes – a kale/Brussels sprouts hybrid – back into Coles stores. Demand for the new vegetable last year led to...

Aussie innovation makes raw milk safe to drink

In a claimed world first, an Australian company has developed a safe way for people to consume untreated milk without resorting to the use of heat pasteurisation or homogenisation, which can deplete...

Onions on an undercover mission

Horticulture Innovation Australia (Hort Innovation) has launched the Australian Onions Secret Serve campaign, aiming to help parents provide their children with an extra serve of vegetables without them knowing. Research from the Australian...

Pulses are faint on Australian menus

A McKenzie’s Foods survey has found that 40 per cent of Australians polled do not eat pulses, with only two per cent consuming them as part of their daily diet. McKenzie’s says pulses...

Instant coffee needs a shot in the arm

The proportion of Australian grocery buyers saying they bought instant coffee (excluding decaffeinated products) in an average four-week period between April 2011 and March 2016 fell from 59.1 per cent to 49.4...

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