Industry Updates
Inventive ways to help your hospitality business overcome the COVID-19 reality
Hospitality businesses are finding creative ways to survive – and even thrive – during the coronavirus pandemic.
Why the Culture-Cuisine Connection Keeps Customers Coming Back
Australian consumers are spoilt for choice when it comes to dining, and food continues to become more creative, with something new popping up daily. However, a growing trend has seen customers showing a deeper desire to understand a cuisine’s roots. Culture and cuisine are an inseparable couple, and foodservice providers can capitalise on this to […]
Consumers’ Taste for Sustainability No Passing Fad
Sustainability is a hot topic, with global market research firm Mintel naming it as one of the top trends for the foodservice industry in 2019. But what is sustainability, and what does it mean for businesses? Consumers’ growing taste for sustainability reflects seismic shifts in consumer spending. In 2018, Millennials became the generation with the […]
NAFES CFSP Accreditation Course SOLD OUT in 2017 and 2018
With the Certified Food Service Professional (CFSP) program being a sell out in both 2017 and 2018, National Association of Food Equipment Suppliers (NAFES) is now helping the program expand in global reach.
Industry Giants Team up to Save Produce
Written by Foodservice Magazine. Food services, catering and facilities management company, Sodexo Australia, and food wholesale platform, Yume, have announced a new partnership aimed at saving tonnes of quality, surplus food. Fueled by Sodexo’s ‘Better Tomorrow 2025’ corporate responsibility commitment, the initiative will see food and produce bought through Yume and used at Sodexo sites […]
Let’s talk Melbourne food trends
Often regarded as Australia’s gourmet capital, Melbourne’s food scene is packed with outstanding talent. Chefs, growers, sellers and innovative foodservice owners create a diverse and sophisticated culture, which sets the tone around the country. Fine Food Australia is heading back to Melbourne in 2018, and to kick it all off, we’re sharing our top five […]
The Rise of Consumer Demand for Natural and Organic
Consumer demand for natural foods only continues to grow, with Australia’s organic industry currently worth $919 million with predictions it could be worth $1.2 billion by 2022*. Hundreds of new products in the health / natural space debut each in an attempt not only sate the appetite of hungry, health conscious foodies, but to capitalise on it.
The Hemp Food Industry
Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ)’s decision earlier this year to permit the sale of low-THC hemp seed products as a food, has been welcomed by Australia’s largest grower of hemp, Hemp Foods Australia.
Entries Open for the Ōra King Awards
Entries are now open for the fifth Ōra King Awards, with participating chefs from around Australia competing for their chance to win a culinary trip to Japan.
Nescafé Goes Organic
Aussies can now get their morning caffeine hit in organic form, following the launch of Nescafé Gold Organic.
