WHILE BIG business is considered synonymous with the multinational corporation, some of the world’s largest, most influential businesses are owned and operated as cooperatives. One market in which the cooperative model has a significant presence is global milk production.
It would seem “permeate-free milk” is the new black. You can’t go near a carton of milk these days without reassurance that no permeate will cross your lips.
In the food world, we can often predict what is going to happen in the future here by monitoring what is going on in the UK right now.
The debate surrounding the carbon tax has been highly politicised and divisive.
WELL, CUT off my legs and call me shorty; my long-held prejudice about organic enthusiasts being smug, superior types has been all but confirmed by research.
THE Murray Darling Basin Authority has called time on submissions to the proposed Basin Plan, but the water reform process is far from over for all those with a stake in the health of this vast river system.
Any future media inquiries should investigate tabloid journalism at its very worst.
The amount of money deducted from every farmer’s monthly milk cheque to fund Dairy Australia will now increase by 10%.
“Food security” is the current buzz phrase for what should be the world’s number one priority.
Nobody comes out well from Federal Water Minister Tony Burke's sneaky ploy to buy irrigation water in the southern Murray-Darling Basin.