iTWire - How 5G will improve smart farming and precision agriculture in Australia
With Australia's population projected to reach 38.8 million in 2060-61, agricultural productivity will need to increase to help sustain our g...
Stay updated with breaking news from Simplot Australia. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
With Australia's population projected to reach 38.8 million in 2060-61, agricultural productivity will need to increase to help sustain our g...
Some of the world’s biggest and most competitive food retailers and manufacturers have come together in a bid to halve Australia’s food waste, signing
Austrade Australian food group, Simplot Australia, has launched its pasta and pizza sauces in India, despite the pandemic. Stuart Rees, Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner, South Asia formally launched Leggo’s pasta and pizza sauces in Mumbai on 11 March, along with importer RR Universal. Leggo’s joins a growing band of Australian food producers that are marketing brands in India, including via e-commerce platforms. San Remo launched its pasta in India in late 2019. Indian households develop a taste for Australian icons The number of Australian food and beverages brands in India has ...
Switzer Daily Food Revolution Group (ASX: FOD) could be the turnaround ASX story of the last 12 months. Turnarounds usually occur when a new management team takes over an underperforming business and “turns it around” to become hugely successful for themselves and, within the investment community, shareholders. FOD was an established business, with a valuable asset that previous management failed to maximise. As such, its share price languished. Problematically, while you would recognise FOD’s key brand if you passed it in the supermarket, you’d be hard pressed to find anyone who coul...
–The below is a company sponsored announcement– Food Revolution Group ((FOD)) could be the turnaround ASX story of the last 12 months. Turnarounds usually occur when a new management team takes over an underperforming business and “turns it around” to become hugely successful for themselves and, within the investment community, shareholders. FOD was an established business, with a valuable asset which previous management failed to maximise. As such, its share price languished. Problematically, while you would recognise FOD’s key brand if you passed it in the supermarket, you’d be ...