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Women Transforming Food

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Building collaboration in the food sector is more powerful than competition

“As the Australian agri-food industry, we need to be able to support all sectors of the food chain to grow, prosper and ...

How Mr Chen’s is bridging the gap between Asian dining and grocery retail

“While it is always tempting to become mainstream, it is crucial to preserve the brand and product culture.”

Woodlane Orchard shows farmers how waste produce can be turned into profit

“Most people tell me it's impossible to make a meal at that price. But I'm using what otherwise would be waste.”

Entrepreneur harnesses fermentation to fuel food innovation in Tasmania

Seagram believes fermentation is really about reviving what was deeply good about the food system for generations.

How Mei Yong’s MyPlantCo is repurposing oats through collaboration

Yong recognised the value of collaboration early on. With a small team and multiple brands, progress was always going to...

Ruth Muller sparks joy at Suntory Oceania through science and creativity

Muller finds her role energising because, to her, food isn’t just fuel – it’s about connection, hospitality, love, and t...

Tara Croker is bringing Aussie native flavours to life with Yaala Sparkling

“It's truly encapsulating the land, Australian cuisine, the plants, and the flavours that we have here.”

Australia’s food future: Science, sustainability and a strategic pathway

While Australia currently feeds more than 70 million people domestically and abroad, the industry cannot afford to fall ...
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Coles leader explains why embracing sustainability is vital in tough times

Job has navigated the complexities of food retail in the UK, Asia and the Middle East with Marks and Spencer and in Aust...
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Podcast: How creating a ‘culture of failure’ fosters innovation

Startups are “really good at failing fast, learning and iterating,” says Christy Sink, head of research and development ...
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Australia should aspire to be a global food superpower. Here’s why

Why our food and agriculture industry should be a much stronger engine for economic growth; more resilient and secure.
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Podcast: Lamb Weston’s GM Simone Anderson on trust, failure and diversity

More flexible working environments that allow staff to balance family and work commitments have helped make the food ind...
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Building experience and safety into food is key to standing out

“At the heart of what we do, we're trying to build brands that bring trusted moments to life for our shoppers."

Why businesses must embrace team diversity – or face extinction

Diversity has become hugely important for any business and stretches beyond gender, says Fonterra exec Victoria Landells...

These Aussie tea innovators want to create a better world for tea workers  

“We want to see it grow similar to the craft beer industry, and we want to see that grow globally."

Mondelez exec shares how she inspires customer centricity and trust

Senior Mondelez executive Anna Reid says customer-centricity is the way to proactively earn customers’ trust in the FMCG...