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How a pricing display change can boost fresh vegetable sales
This method may help shoppers see that vegetables are more affordable than they might think.

How a pricing display change can boost fresh vegetable sales

A slight shift in how vegetable prices are displayed in stores is proving to be a way to boost fresh produce sales, with new research showing that "nutritional serve pricing" can meaningfully change shopper be...
Global dairy market under pressure as supply outpaces demand
L’Oreal and IBM team up to develop AI-driven sustainable beauty products
From garlic to parsley: the herbs and spices Australians love most
US FDA to probe potential presence of toxic metals in tampons

Research Archives

Dolphin friendly? Vague environmental labelling is common on seafood

Making it compulsory for manufacturers to declare harvest location and fishing methods would mean consumers could choose...
Turning coffee to concrete Victoria's innovative pathway project

From coffee to concrete: Victoria’s innovative pathway project

The initiative aims to repurpose used coffee grounds into biochar, a valuable resource for the construction industry.

Researchers develop freshness-indicating patches for raw meat 

The innovation uses on-pack colour indicators made from plant-based material could possibly replace the traditional ‘bes...
UNSW Team: Shih-Hao Chiu, Dr Francisco Trujillo and Nikunj Naliyadhara.

Researchers cut cold brew coffee-making from 24 hours to three minutes

Traditional cold-brew coffee requires 12 to 24 hours to steep the grounds and extract the flavours
New Zealand braces for impact of alt-proteins on food export markets

New Zealand braces for impact of alt-proteins on food export markets

The Protein Future Scenarios report explored the impact of new proteins on traditional milk and meat products.
Australian spirits group calls for tax freeze to support industry growth

Australian spirits group calls for tax freeze to support industry growth

A halt to bi-annual tax increases could help the spirits industry reach a $1 billion export market by 2035.
Online liquor delivery numbers dwindle as consumers opt to click and collect

Australians are visiting liquor stores more often, but spending less

Nielsen data reveals the winners and losers among the nation's largest liquor retail brands.
Meat, produce prices ease food price inflation

Meat, produce prices ease food price inflation

Red meat and fresh produce saw annual inflation of less than 1 per cent, which "will be welcome news for Australian cons...
How music can influence the flavour of cheese (We’re serious!)

How music can influence the flavour of cheese (We’re serious!)

A jury of culinary experts then sampled the cheeses during two rounds of a blind taste test, and the results were quite ...
Frito-Lay's snack index reveals food trends for 2024

Food trends that will shape the snacking industry in 2024

The survey was conducted between December 6 and December 12 among a sample of 2000 nationally representative US adults a...
Australian beef production on the rise amid global decline

Australian beef production on the rise amid global decline

The bank expects global beef production across "monitored markets" to decline by one per cent year-on-year in 2023, with...

Australian wine sales up despite lowest production in 15 years

This is the first time in five years that the total sales volume remained steady year-on-year. 

Five US consumer food trends that could be headed our way

Customers seek highly nutritious products and have also expressed a desire for beverage products that go beyond nutritio...
IFMCG Images more effective than colours to show product variety, a study finds

Study finds images more effective than colours to show product variety

The findings suggest that marketers should consider using images to identify line extensions and protect the master bran...

Australia faces sheep meat oversupply, high volumes of cattle meat

Australia is estimated to witness its largest sheep inventory in almost 20 years in FY23.