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Uyen Duong

Uyen Duong has a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics under the Talented Program. She has three years of experience across print, digital, and social media, with a strong passion for fashion, culture, and narrative-driven content.

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Victoria’s poultry farms ordered to lock down as bird flu detected

Victoria is the first Australian jurisdiction to introduce a mandatory poultry housing order.

Liquor tax anger as Australia raises spirits excise rate

The council said the current system could reduce the price competitiveness of legal products.
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Social media is reshaping the way Australians discover and buy products

Australia's social commerce market is forecast to grow by around 20 per cent annually and reach approximately $12 billio...

Philip Gregan to step down as NZ Winegrowers CEO after 43 years

During Gregan's tenure, New Zealand's wine industry grew into an export sector worth about $2.4 billion.

More Australians are eating enough lean meat and alternative foods

The ABS said most Australians did not meet the minimum recommended serves for any of the five food groups.

In 10 years, 7 million Aussies could be using GLP-1s, reshaping food sector

"Everyone eating from the same fridge is likely to share in that healthier basket."

Central Coast Food Manufacturing Innovation Hub opens in Ourimbah

The facility provides SMEs with access to shared production space, equipment and expertise.

Foodstuffs selects cool product concepts in New World Emerge finalists

For New World, the programme helps identify New Zealand suppliers and introduce new products into its stores.

Can food date labels reduce waste? Nestlé launches Australia pilot

Nestlé is launching the 'Sniff, Look, Taste' on-pack date-labelling pilot in Australia.

Cancer Council leads new lobby opposing ‘junk food’ promotions

Proposed measures cover online platforms, social media, gaming, sports sponsorships, retail settings and other environme...

Five trends shaping the next era of health and wellness

The report found consumers prioritise scientific evidence, transparency and product experience when selecting supplement...

Beer market shifts as consumer preferences diversify, report finds

Mexico has been overtaken by another country as the most popular source of imported beer.

Drop Shop concept ‘reinvents’ wine retailing

According to the founders, the concept responds to changes in consumer purchasing behaviour and aims to simplify product...

Moderation goes mainstream: More and more Aussies are pausing drinking

Half of Australians have consciously taken a break from drinking over the past year, research finds.
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Cold brew in minutes: Researchers take the heat out of coffee processing

The technology may have applications for manufacturers of bottled coffee, ready-to-drink beverages and coffee concentrat...
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Foodstuffs South Island to expand facial recognition to more stores

New World Stanmore will begin using the technology from June 8.
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Woolworths is no longer Australia’s least-trusted brand

Bunnings retained its position as Australia’s most trusted brand for a tenth consecutive quarter.

Organic industry doubles down on growth in landmark strategy

The strategy marks the first time organic certification bodies have aligned behind a coordinated national research agend...

Aussies change grocery shopping habits as cost pressures continue

The findings indicate that consumers are adjusting how they shop for groceries in response to higher prices.

Discounts trump trickery in the confectionery aisle 

Here's why some brands may overestimate the level of attention consumers are willing to give to promotional mechanics.