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While Australia remains one of the world’s great consumers of meat – about 110kg per person a year, compared to a global average of 44kg – our tastes are changing. There was a time when beef was the king of meat, but beef consumption in Australia has dropped by 41 per cent since 2000, just behind lamb, which has plummeted
It’s hard to miss the shimmering solar panels on top of The Outer Social Circle, a cafe situated in an old warehouse in Fairfield, in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. They’re like a beacon, drawing customers in to have a chat with owner Justin Sirianni about sustainability and the finer points of coffee-making. Introducing sustainable business practices is a constant
In the darkest days of lockdown, Dani has cut through the onslaught of government information to give restaurants, cafes and workers the latest, most useful facts. She also volunteered alongside chef Ben Shewry on the Attica Soup Project, offering free meals to overseas workers refused access to Jobkeeper. In short, Dani deserves a medal… and she keeps on giving with
We at Fine Food Australia and Hospitality Unites are pleased to be able to support the upcoming ‘Future In Foodservice 2021’ event powered by our long term show partner Food Industry Foresight.
Local cuisine will take centre stage at the region’s biggest food and beverage show thanks to a NSW Government package helping local manufacturers showcase their world-class produce.
The economics behind plant-based meats and how they can be good for your bottom line.
Keen to stock CBD tea? This is what you should know.
“When you are working in an association like AFAB, a lot of it is about giving back to an industry that has given so much to us all.”
“Having 20 KeepCups in your drawer is probably worse than using a takeaway cup every day. There’s the facade of doing the right thing,but you have to use it multiple times for it to actually be sustainable.”
We are excited to announce that Fine Food Australia this week has been listed on the Schedule of Approved Events on the Austrade program website as part of the Australian Business Events Grants Program with applications now open to all Fine Food exhibitors.
