Austrian spice company Kotanyi has launched a new range of spice blends in Sonoco’s paper-based GreenCan packaging, made with 69% recycled content and featuring an integrated paper lid. Read more
Indian food brand Patak's has added a range of portion-sized Paste Pots to its product line-up to improve convenience and reduce food waste.
PepsiCo's Doritos brand has crossed into the biscuit category with a new product named Doritos Crackers.
At The Australian's Global Food Forum in Sydney this week, a panel of industry leaders weighed in on the question.
Freedom Foods is raising $200 million to boost the capabilities and capacity of its plants and to accelerate its growth strategy.
Kraft Heinz has been found to have misled consumers over its on-pack claims about the nutritional content of its Shredz snacks range for kids.
Video game company Nintendo and cereal maker Kellogg’s teamed up to create a limited edition cereal box complete with NFC tag.
Jet Technologies has launched a high-volume bioplastics coffee packaging solution in Australia.
Chobani has released a limited batch Mandarin flavour yoghurt decked out in striking packaging in celebration of Chinese New Year.
In time for Australia Day, Arnott's has launched a new range of Tim Tams with packaging printed by Amcor Flexibles using thermochromic ink containing pigments which activate with a change in temperature.
Sealed Air and Woolcool have been announced as finalists in the World Packaging Organisation's Save Food Award, a special category in the 2018 WorldStar Packaging Awards.
Barrier IML packaging has enabled a South African company to differentiate with its mayonnaise.
Flexible packaging materials company Uflex has rolled out a new type of packaging that could change the way food is distributed in India.
Chobani celebrated the legalisation of same-sex marriage with the launch of a yoghurt with rainbow-coloured packaging.
Thankyou Group has announced it has pulled out of the food category in what it described as a tough call aimed at focusing on its other three categories.
Tetra Pak has created a marketing opportunity which allows beverage companies to turn their drinks into ice creams.
Country of Origin Food Labelling Standards (CoOL) will take effect on 1 July 2018, and Australian suppliers such as SPC are ready.