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Dairy trends show impact of discounting

Bega Cheese Limited announced its Half Year Result for 2015 this week and remains very positive about the outlook for dairy – and its cheese business in particular – despite experiencing short term challenges, in part due to lower milk prices. Bega Cheese said that while first half earnings (EBITDA) of $31.3 million was lower […]

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Coca Cola Life in “world’s smallest and prettiest” launch

Ahead of a Norway-wide February launch of Coca-Cola Life, the tiny Norwegian fishing village of Reine was treated to the launch of Coca-Cola Life, described by Anne Marit Ihlen, marketing manager, Coca-Cola Norway as the “smallest, prettiest and probably windiest launch in Norwegian history”. The entire village was invited to a special tasting party at

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Packaged food and soft drinks purchases contribute 765 calories a day to average global consumer intake

Consumers are increasingly looking for better-for-you and healthier products and manufacturers are paying attention with the release of products designed to address consumer concerns, and, according to Lauren Bandy, nutrition analyst at market research company Euromonitor International, “Understanding how packaged food and soft drink brands contribute to the total purchase of nutrients by category and

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Dairy industry push for milk drinks health claims labelling

The dairy industry is pushing for milk and milk-based beverages to be added to health claim labelling rules to combat a proposal to ease health claim labelling for electrolyte sports drinks (special purpose foods) such as Gatorade and Powerade. The move would allow milk drinks to be labelled and promoted in convenience stores for rehydration

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Industry sees high costs, job threats in NSW drinks deposit scheme

An alliance of industry associations are concerned over the high costs and threat to jobs of a New South Wales drinks container deposit scheme (CDS) that could impact on drink sales through convenience stores. The government invited industry players to participate in discussions over the introduction of a CDS. However, it is not known if

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Australians put the squeeze on fruit juice brands

Packaged fruit juice consumption in Australia is falling according to Roy Morgan Research. More than 1.5 million fewer Australians aged 14 years and over are drinking packaged fruit juice in an average week compared with 2010. The number of Australians drinking juice in an average week has fallen four years in a row, from 8.6

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Breakfast on the go – a convenience opportunity

A Galaxy Research survey conducted in October 2013, has revealed new trends around breakfast consumption in Australia. The research, conducted among a total national representative sample of 1001 Australians aged 18-64 years, as well as Newspoll Research survey conducted in March 2012 among a national representative sample of 1207 Australians aged 18 years and over,

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