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Big business calls on government to police tide of plastic packaging
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Big business calls on government to police tide of plastic packaging

The companies behind Australia’s biggest consumer brands are calling for regulation of recycling and packaging to ensure consistency between the states and territories, and ensure laggards don’t benefit from cheaper costs.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

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Japan is obsessed with vending machines. A simple change has put them under threat

Japan is obsessed with vending machines. A simple change has put them under threat

Japan has the highest concentration of vending machines in the world – roughly one for every 48 people. But will they survive?

  • by Lisa Visentin
Tax breaks for distilleries open to ‘rorts and abuse’, government warned

Tax breaks for distilleries open to ‘rorts and abuse’, government warned

Medium-sized distilleries say tax breaks for small spirits producers are an “existential threat” to their businesses.

  • by Andrew Taylor
‘Too boring to warrant the kilojoules’: The five most overrated  French foods

‘Too boring to warrant the kilojoules’: The five most overrated French foods

Plus, five of the most underrated according Good Food Guide editor Callan Boys.

  • by Callan Boys
Whiskey wars: US distillers warn Australia to stick to spirit of the law

Whiskey wars: US distillers warn Australia to stick to spirit of the law

Complaints about Australian distillers mislabelling products as whiskey and bourbon risk triggering a trade dispute with the United States.

  • by Andrew Taylor
These bagels are illegal in South Korea

These bagels are illegal in South Korea

A Trader Joe’s seasoning blend has garnered a cult following around the world. But travellers arriving in Seoul have little chance of getting it past customs.

  • by Eve Sampson
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Can foreigners handle the heat? Mexicans divided on milder food for tourists

Can foreigners handle the heat? Mexicans divided on milder food for tourists

The lowering of salsa heat levels at some of the city’s taquerias has set off a debate about how much to adapt to outsiders.

  • by James Wagner
Good Food Hospitality Symposium LIVE updates: Leaders discuss the industry’s big issues

Good Food Hospitality Symposium LIVE updates: Leaders discuss the industry’s big issues

How are rising costs and lower consumer spending affecting your favourite cafes, bars and restaurants? Why are so many closing down? And what can they do to survive? Our experts discuss the industry’s big issues.

  • by Bianca Hrovat
How drought and disease in Brazil threaten Sunday brunch

How drought and disease in Brazil threaten Sunday brunch

Australian consumers have been warned to expect shortages of oranges and price hikes because of ongoing poor harvests in Brazil.

  • by Andrew Taylor
Why the stovetop is the last front in war on household gas
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Why the stovetop is the last front in war on household gas

A growing number of chefs are backing induction cooking over gas, including for the legendary “wok hei” of Asian cuisine.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons and Bianca Hall
Free-range farmers who care about their chickens face calamity

Free-range farmers who care about their chickens face calamity

Avian flu is devastating Victoria’s egg farmers. Many are wondering whether they will have to take unthinkable action.

  • by Benjamin Preiss