‘No added sugar’ claims under scrutiny in food labelling crackdown
A shake-up on how packaged foods and beverages are labelled will mean products high in sugars can no longer carry 'no added sugar' claims.
By Dan Jerker B. Svantesson
If you’ve bought a “foreign” beer lately you might have noticed it wasn’t actually brewed in the coun…
By William van Caenegem
The current row about the certification of Manuka honey, and whether it is a distinctly New Zealand product, is …
Another part of the government’s revamped food labelling regulations received the tick of approval from the Senate last night, with tho…
The federal government’s recent amendments to food labelling regulations, which will require businesses to reveal how Australian their produ…
The peak association representing small businesses has welcomed a Senate inquiry’s finding that there is no link between halal certific…
A small business in northern NSW has opened up about why it removed its halal certification during a Four Corners report on the controversia…
Aldi has been accused of potentially misleading customers and undercutting other beef producers because of the food labelling on its priz…
Misconceptions about halal certification are damaging to Australian companies trying to access foreign markets, according to a Senate sub…
Australian SMEs have welcomed the government’s revamped country of origin food labels but say they would have liked them to go further …
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has pledged to bring in stricter food labelling laws following the Hepatitis A outbreak linked to frozen berries …
