High prices force New Hope Group's move away from pigs
Chinese agricultural conglomerate New Hope appears to be rethinking plans for domination of the pig sector as it reduces the number of pigs it aims to breed in the next year.
Archives for December 4, 2017
This milk tea which looks like water is taking Japan and Singapore by storm
It might look like a bottle of water… but this latest offering from Suntory actually tastes like and has the texture of milk tea.
Bright sparks investigate leaner ways to cut mounting energy costs for food industry
With Australian energy bills soaring, the food industry is being forced to look for new ways to keep their costs down — or risk pricing consumers out of the market.
Five factors for food start-ups to focus on for APAC success
It's often cited that nine out of 10 start-ups fail, so what can fledgling food firms do to maximise their chances of success?
Contract manufacturer opens new $100m Sydney plant and outlines overseas strategy
Australian contract manufacturer Vitex Pharmaceuticals has opened a new A$100m facility in Eastern Creek, Sydney, to better meet ever-growing global demand for Australian-made vitamins and supplements.
Early onset psychosis associated with key vitamin deficiencies: New research
New research has discovered that early psychosis is associated with nutritional deficiencies, specifically in folate and vitamin D, revealing new avenues for improving the health of millions of people affected worldwide.
Tate & Lyle triples production capacity at China polydextrose facility
Tate & Lyle has completed work to expand the capacity and upgrade its STA-LITE Polydextrose facility in Nantong, Jiangsu Province