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  • Climate change to affect beer prices

    Beer production in Australia and New Zealand could be cut by climate change within 25 years, a scientist has warned.

    09/04/2008

  • Manufacturer cuts emissions

    Food manufacturers are increasingly feeling the effects of climate change, including the rising cost of ingredients, and are becomming more proactive about doing their bit for the environment.

    26/11/2007

  • $5.5M to help 22 manufacturers go green

    $5.5M to help 22 manufacturers go green

    Spring Gully Foods, which manufactures pickles, preserves and honey, will use their funds to replace existing boilers with a high-efficiency, low-emissions boiler.

    17/05/2010

  • Ice-cream factory goes green

    Serendipity Ice Cream has changed to carbon-neutral energy, to their advantage.

    14/01/2008

  • Barley varieties for climate change beers

    New strains of malting barley and more efficient production methods will be the keys to maintaining beer production in the face of climate change.

    21/04/2008

  • Woolies and AFGC investigate environmental impact

    The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) and Woolworths Limited have announced a joint study into ways of measuring the climate change impact of food, beverage and grocery products.

    30/01/2008

  • Green measures today ensure business success tomorrow

    In these times of drought and gobal climate change what is being done by the Australian food and beverage industry?

    31/05/2007

  • Got milk trains?

    Got milk trains?

    Fonterra is planning to build a 45,000t drystore and a 17,000t coolstore near Dunedin for milk freight.

    24/11/2008

  • Tesco adds carbon footprint to milk

    UK retailer Tesco yesterday began including carbon footprint information on milk as part of the company's aim for all its products to carry carbon labels.

    19/08/2009

  • Green measures today ensure business success tomorrow

    Investing in sustainable manufacturing now means being prepared for the challenges that will inevitably come in the future.

    31/07/2007

  • Climate changes corn crops

    Climate changes corn crops

    Climate change could lead to "killer cornflakes" with the cereal carrying the most potent liver toxin ever recorded, an environmental health conference has been told, according to an AAP report.

    14/05/2008

  • The case for GM food

    The case for GM food

    Federal Agriculture Minister Tony Burke has begun his WA tour with plans to discuss the future of GM food production in Australia with key members of the WA State Government.

    09/07/2008

  • Call for papers on sustainable packaging

    Members of the food, beverage, packaging and manufacturing industries are now invited to submit abstracts under the theme Climate of Change: Towards a Sustainable Packaging Industry, for the 2008 Australian Institute of Packaging National Conference that will be held from June 12th to 13th, 2008, at Luna Park, Sydney.

    07/08/2007

  • Consumption can control camel catastrophe

    Consumption can control camel catastrophe

    A three-year study has found that Australia's one million-plus camel population is out of control, prompting suggestions that a good way to bring down the number of camels is to eat them.

    10/12/2008

  • Australia has key role to play in food security

    Australia has key role to play in food security

    Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Tony Burke, addressed a meeting on global food security in Madrid last week, raising free trade and scientific research as key issues.

    03/02/2009

  • Carbon reduction scheme amendments ok by AFGC

    The recognition and support for food processing in the Government's Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme amendments is welcome news for Australia’s largest manufacturing sector, the AFGC says.

    25/11/2009

  • AFGC's new deputy chief executive

    The Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) has announced the appointment of Dr Geoffrey Annison to the position of deputy chief executive.

    30/07/2007

  • Emissions trading scheme delayed

    Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has announced that the government's emissions trading scheme will be delayed until 2011.

    04/05/2009

  • Salinity still looms over rural Australia

    The environmental debate may have shifted but Australia still cannot afford to overlook the threat of salinity.

    02/04/2008

  • UK food security outlook

    The UK needs to radically change the way food is produced if food security is to be the status quo in the future, the government says.

    12/08/2009

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    • PET bottle alternative for wine

      Taking a stance in innovation in the Australian wine industry, the new Wolf Blass Green Label presents a new packaging alternative with a lower greenhouse footprint.

     

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