Beverages

Suntory BOSS Coffee lands down under

Japan’s Suntory Boss Coffee lands in Australia

Frucor Suntory has launched a canned coffee drink, Suntory BOSS Coffee, in Australia. The brand is the number one selling canned coffee brand in Japan. Shana Khan, Inventions Manager, Frucor Suntory said the company was incredibly excited to bring the iconic Suntory BOSS Coffee to Australia. “The product first hit the Japanese market in 1992 and has […]

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Wagon Wheels flavoured milk

Dairy Farmers and Arnott’s launch Wagon Wheels flavoured milk

Dairy Farmers and Arnott’s have teamed up to launch Wagon Wheels and Caramel Crowns flavoured milks. The beverages will be sold in selected supermarkets and convenience outlets this month for a limited time only. The move follows the launch of Iced VoVo and Mint Slice flavoured milks earlier this year. Darryn Wallace, Marketing & Innovation Director

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Kombucha

Alcohol content of kombucha, kefir under scrutiny

A recent study has suggested fermented soft drinks such as kombucha and kefir could pose a risk to unsuspecting drinkers who think they are consuming an alcohol-free product, prompting calls for changes to labelling and safety information. Kombucha is made by fermenting tea, and alcohol is formed during the fermentation process, but it’s commonly believed

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Bickford's Kotses and PM

PM opens new production line at Bickford’s Australia

Premium beverages producer, Bickford’s Australia, unveiled its new world-class, high-speed production line at its facility at Salisbury South, South Australia last week. Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Premier Steven Marshall visited the site to officially open the European manufactured production line. Bickford’s owner Angelo Kotses conducted a tour of the facility where the newly operational

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Convenience

AACS CEO explains why alcohol should be sold in convenience stores

The argument for selling alcohol through convenience stores continued this week with Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS) CEO Jeff Rogut outlining the key reasons why this issue should remain on the agenda. In an exclusive interview with C&I, Rogut explained, “AACS remains committed to working with governments to secure the opportunity for convenience retailers

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