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Challenging questions as the 'Asian Century' begins  3/28/2012
Challenging questions as the 'Asian Century' begins
Asia's boom economies, led by China and India, must overcome a series of complex challenges to guarantee the region's long-term prosperity, according to Asian Development Bank ...
Simplicity please - food labelling attacked again  3/28/2012
Simplicity please - food labelling attacked again
Australians are only likely to make informed, healthy choices about buying packaged foods if a clear and simple, interpretive front-of-pack labelling system is introduced.
Industrial waste can power desalination, scientists claim  3/23/2012
Industrial waste can power desalination, scientists claim
Victoria University scientists have shown the viability of a new desalination technology that uses almost no electricity and has the potential to save huge amounts of water.
Allergy-free eggs, five to ten years away  3/14/2012
Allergy-free eggs, five to ten years away
The days of nervous parents being concerned about their anaphylactic children consuming egg-white may soon be over, thanks to some ground-breaking research being undertaken by Deakin ...
Clean-label and gluten-free prominent in savoury snacks  3/12/2012
Clean-label and gluten-free prominent in savoury snacks
Despite ongoing economic difficulties, new product activity in the global snack foods industry appears to be continuing unabated, with launch numbers recorded by Innova Market Insights ...
Cherry juices rise in "superfruit" status  2/24/2012
Cherry juices rise in "superfruit" status
Cherries have long been appreciated for their taste, but growing evidence about their health benefits is now putting them squarely in the frame for "superfruit" status and they are ...
Gift of the gab helps food crops beat drought  1/26/2012
Gift of the gab helps food crops beat drought
Researchers from The Australian National University have discovered a new cellular communication process used by plants to respond to drought.
Flowers used more as flavours  1/16/2012
Flowers used more as flavours
Rising interest in naturalness and growing awareness of the potential health benefits of botanical ingredients have combined with the desire for something more unusual to develop ...
Will 2012 really be the year of the farmer?  1/3/2012
Will 2012 really be the year of the farmer?
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) has heralded the start of the new year, calling on all Australians to join with agriculture in celebrating the Australian Year of the Farmer.
Ethical food concerns continue to evolve  12/19/2011
Ethical food concerns continue to evolve
Despite financial constraints it appears that consumer interest in making ethical food choices is continuing to increase.
Purity, authenticity and sustainability lead food trends for 2012  11/30/2011
Purity, authenticity and sustainability lead food trends for 2012
Innova Market Insights has identified ten key trends to impact the food and beverage market through 2012 and beyond.
Copycat food labels confuse consumers  11/30/2011
Copycat food labels confuse consumers
Australian supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths have increasingly been coming under fire from food manufacturers, and it’s not just private label goods at the centre of the storm. ...
Air con research facility tests manufacturer claims  11/20/2011
Air con research facility tests manufacturer claims
How do you know if the star ratings on your air conditioner really perform as they state on the label?
Researchers rapidly ID bacterial culprits  11/20/2011
Researchers rapidly ID bacterial culprits
A new research laboratory will allow for faster and cheaper identification of microorganisms, not just beneficial to the health sector, but in industrial, food and agricultural ...
Coffee continues to chill out  11/14/2011
Coffee continues to chill out
While the ready-to-drink or iced coffee market is relatively mature and showing only modest growth in much of Asia, levels of interest elsewhere in the world appear to be growing.
Tension wood study broadens biofuels research  11/13/2011
Tension wood study broadens biofuels research
Taking a cue from mother nature, researchers in the US have undertaken a first-of-its-kind study of a naturally occurring phenomenon in trees to spur the development of more efficient ...
Unlocking IP for business  11/13/2011
Unlocking IP for business
In a first for Australia, the University of New South Wales will offer the majority of its intellectual property to companies for free, in a radical step to turn more university ...
Transforming manufacturing through research  11/2/2011
Transforming manufacturing through research
$300 million in manufacturing research funding across 1000 projects will help develop currency made of sugar cane and lightweight car parts – and that’s just for starters.
One hundred thousand food processing jobs at risk  11/2/2011
One hundred thousand food processing jobs at risk
Australia’s food manufacturing sector is under threat, and the industry’s peak body wants something done sooner rather than later.
New battlefront opens up in gas debate  10/27/2011
New battlefront opens up in gas debate
The battle to protect Australia's terrestrial environment from feared effects of coal seam gas (CSG) mining is at fever pitch.
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