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Dunapack Packaging to Acquire Corrugated Business of Camis Ambalaj in Turkey

Sep 7, 2016

Dunapack Packaging, a unit of Austrian Prinzhorn Group, has signed an agreement to acquire corrugated business of packaging producer Camis Ambalaj Sanayi in Turkey. Financial terms of the deal were undisclosed. Camis Ambalaj Sanayi ...

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Country of Origin Labelling Gets Final Green Light

Apr 5, 2016

The new Country of Origin Labelling (CoOL) for Australia's food packaging was given the final go-ahead by commonwealth, state and territory consumer affairs ministers this week. Each label will indicate the proportion of Australian ...

Tags: Country of Origin, CoOL, Green Light, Food packaging

Special Frost-Protection Fleece Saves Australian Winter Crops: Ausveg Study

Mar 22, 2016

Image credit: Applied Horticultural Research and Ausveg Vegetable growers concerned about low-temperatures this winter are being encouraged to use frost cloths or ‘fleece’ with a new Ausveg study proving the material is ...

Tags: Ausveg Study, Winter crop

Australian Fresh Bean Exports Reach Record Highs

Nov 18, 2015

Australian fresh bean exports have hit a record high says vegetable industry representative body AUSVEG. Australia’s fresh bean exports are valued at over 40 times the size of its frozen bean export market. “The export ...

Tags: Fresh Bean, frozen bean, vegetable export

Australians Now Snack Four Times as Much as They Did Ten Years Ago

Aug 6, 2015

Australians now snack four times as much as they did ten years ago, according to new consumer research. The latest AUSVEG ‘Project Harvest’ report, produced by Colmar Brunton, has found that over the last decade snacking in ...

Tags: Vegetable industry, healthy snacks

Australians Eat Asian Vegetable

Feb 12, 2015

Asian vegetables making a home in Australian diets, latest market research Australia is known for accepting food from all cultures with open arms – and it seems Asian vegetables are no exception, according to new findings from ...

Tags: Vegetables, vegetable industry

A New Investigation to The Alleged Dumping of Prepared or Preserved Tomatoes

Jan 23, 2015

The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission has announced it has initiated a new investigation into the alleged dumping of prepared or preserved tomatoes into the Australian market, after a fresh application was lodged by Australian food ...

Tags: Tomato Dumping, Agriculture

FTA Has Been Finalised Between Australia and China

Nov 25, 2014

Dairy and meat industry boost from new China FTA deal A new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has been finalised between Australia and China, with the Australian dairy and meat industries expected to benefit. Australian Prime Minister Tony ...

Tags: Dairy Industry, Meat Industry, Agriculture

Capsicums Are Increasingly Being Used in Some of World's Most Innovative Food Products

Aug 22, 2014

Capsicums are increasingly being used in some of the world’s most innovative food products launched in Australia, according to recent market research commissioned by the Australian vegetable industry. Following a recent domestic ...

Tags: Capsicums, Innovative Food Products, Food

The Average Vegetable Consumption of Australian Adults Is Only Half The Recommended Intake

Mar 13, 2014

The average vegetable consumption of Australian adults is only half the recommended intake, based on guidelines published by the National Health and Medical Research Council, according to findings from vegetable and potato growers ...

Tags: average vegetable consumption, higher intake of proteins

Iowa Will Host Meetings for Fruit and Vegetable Growers on Transplant

Jan 10, 2014

AMES, Iowa -- Iowa State University Extension and Outreach will host a series of meetings this February for fruit and vegetable growers on transplanting, advanced high tunnel tomato production, drip irrigation and water management, and ...

Tags: Flavors, Fruit and Vegetable Production, Northwest Iowa

Victorian Government Will Create 20 New Jobs in Northern Victoria

Jan 9, 2014

The Victorian Government has announced it will contribute to vegetable processor Kagome Australia's $21 million expansion plans that will create 20 new jobs in northern Victoria. Victoria's Acting Premier and Minister for State ...

Tags: Agriculture News, Vegetable Processor

Stepac Tp Debut Packaging Products at Three Trade Shows

Dec 14, 2012

Provider of technological solutions to the medical and fresh produce industries Stepac is presenting packaging products at three trade shows focusing on humidity packaging for vegetable, fruit/herb services and ensuring extended fresh ...

Tags: Stepac, packaging products, three trade shows

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