All posts tagged "Food"

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  Pulse product innovation

  Imagine sitting down to breakfast and pouring ice cold milk on your bowl of chickpeas? It might become a reality thanks to...

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  Lupins and anti-inflammatory properties

  A global team including researchers from Spain, CSIRO and The University of Western Australia have shown that narrow-leafed lupins can provide alternative...

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  Manufacturer orders serving of lobster research

  A Tasmanian firm with a world-class pedigree in the mariculture sector is partnering with the University of Tasmania to commercialise ground-breaking research...

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  Researcher seeks to grow new seaweed industry

  A USC researcher has established a laboratory at Bribie Island to explore a potentially lucrative new aquaculture industry off the Queensland coastline...

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  Eye of the tiger… prawn

  While Rocky Balboa caused many to have the catchy tune ‘Eye of the tiger’ stuck in their heads, another type of tiger...

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  Bred Well Fed Well extends to beef

  The key production benefits of using superior genetics when breeding and feeding to boost profitability will be the focus of the first...

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  On a roll with CoOL

  Simplot Australia in Bathurst is one of the growing number of local companies rolling out Australia’s new Country of Origin Labelling early,...

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  Raw milk conviction a sweet success for food safety

  A woman has been fined a total of $28,000 and ordered to pay professional costs of $25,000 after she pleaded guilty to...

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  Head down to your local for World Fish and Chips Day

  Australians are encouraged to head for their local fish and chips shop for dinner to mark World Fish and Chips Day.

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  Protecting Aussies with stronger imported food laws

  Strengthened powers will enable authorities to hold food at the border if there are reasonable grounds to suspect it possesses a serious...