Dairy brand Chobani has launched its locally developed and Australian exclusive new range, Chobani FiT, in both a tub and pouch packaging format.

Brownes' new Top Down yoghurt format reinforces how the convenience culture is influencing new product and packaging development, a topic that will be explored in depth at the upcoming LIVE breakfast forum on 12 October.

Heinz has been fined $2.25 million in penalties for claiming a range of toddler snacks was healthy when they actually contained more than 60 per cent sugar.

A growing market for packaged snacks is driving suppliers to search for more ways to tap into online opportunities, particularly on social media.

PKN's sister media brand Food & Drink Business is hosting a LIVE breakfast forum in Melbourne in October covering how The Convenience Culture is influencing NPD and packaging choices.

Egg supplier Sunny Queen Australia has launched an on-the-go reheatable meal solution for Australian foodservice operators.

Pic’s Peanut Butter has launched a range of single-serve ‘shots’ called Peanut Butter Slugs which come in the form of easy-use sachets.

In its centenary year, iconic Aussie brand SPC is putting innovation for local and export markets front and centre. Its latest launch is a trio of fruit snack ranges in pouches, a new pack format for the company.

A South Australia-based yoghurt maker is seeking to crack the Asian market with its premium dairy products and packaging to match.

IML packaging has been used to help a ready-to-eat soups company tackle key quality issues.

PepsiCo has launched a new Doritos flavour in striking packaging that promotes the new Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom movie.

Nestlé has re-launched its Nescafé Gold range with new packaging and a more 'premium' focus.

Packaging supplier Advanta has completed a trial of a new foil packaging solution for poultry.

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.