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In2Food buys Sydney produce supplier
Acquisition will make the company one of the largest suppliers of fresh and processed produce to hotels, restaurants and...

NZ consumer lobby shames FMCG brands over plastic waste
“Customers are getting increasingly frustrated with all the extra packaging,” said Consumer NZ head of content Caitlin C...

Mushroom growers launch consumer campaign with chef Adrian Richardson
According to the organisation, The Blend is a "simple and tasty solution" to incorporate more plant-forward meals at hom...

New country of origin rules loom in New Zealand for fresh and thawed foods
Under the Consumer Information Standards (Origin of Food) Regulations, businesses must state the country of origin from ...

How wholesaler Foodbomb is taking its suppliers direct-to-consumer
What started as a supplier marketplace for restaurant-quality produce now offers itself directly to the Australian publi...

Mrs Fields Cafe launches stuffed cookies
The range is available in two flavours: Milk Choc with Gooey Nutella & Snickerdoodle Stuffed Biscoff.

7-Eleven releases loungewear range – but there’s a catch
Featuring a cosy fleece jumper and shorts, 7-Eleven says that the loungewear range is designed to fit all styles.

Regal King Salmon launches in Australia, via Coles
Regal has made a commitment to sustainability through its farming practices.

Produce Republic buys In2Food out of receivership, plans reboot
Produce Republic has bought In2Food out of receivership and says it is preparing to immediately resume relationships wit...

Your Food Collective launches capital raising to fund expansion
The four-year-old B Corp-certified company is eyeing sales of $28 million by FY24 as it looks to scale beyond NSW.

Covid sceptic’s organic produce store forced to close for a week
“It is clear that the ongoing operation of this business presents a significant risk to public health and needs to be se...

Costa Group seals $231 million citrus business acquisition
The acquisition will be funded by a $190 million rights issue and existing debt facilities.

Why high-tech greenhouses are popping up near Chinese megacities
China has used greenhouses for decades, but food supply disruptions sparked by coronavirus lockdowns in 2020.