Two drinks companies are among the top 10 Best Places to Work in Australia and New Zealand, in the Manufacturing & Consumer Goods category. The prestigious annual list, published by The Australian […]
Kegstar is offering free-of-charge keg hire to global brewers of all sizes who enter the 2021 International Brewing Awards. Any brewer who signs up as a casual customer is eligible to have […]
Merivale and Moët Hennessy are celebrating 18 years of partnership by embarking on another three-year commitment with one another. Moët Hennessy has worked closely with Merivale since it first established its business […]
Endeavour Group will offer family and domestic violence awareness training to its 28,000 team members, who are members of more than 1600 communities in Australia. The training is aimed at helping staff […]
Amatil shareholders overwhelmingly voted today to sell the company to Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP) for $9.8 billion. In November 2020, Coca-Cola Amatil announced it had entered into a Scheme Implementation Deed with CCEP. […]
Entries open today for a new awards program, The Circle Awards, which aim to celebrate and unite the businesses,organisations, projects and people shaping the circular economy in Australia and New Zealand. Established […]
Bacardi has announced that all 10 of the botanical ingredients in Bombay Sapphire premium gin are on track to be certified sustainable in 2021. With the suppliers of eight already certified according to the […]
It’s a joyous day for wine lovers – Calabria Family Wines has acquired a piece of Australian wine history with the purchase of McWilliam’s Wines. It follows a tumultuous 15 months for […]
While fans were left devastated by the sudden Bluesfest cancellation over Easter, it’s come at a much higher price for stallholders, who’d heavily invested in stock for the event. Australian Festivals Association […]
Australian Grape & Wine said it will focus its attention on driving growth in developing markets following this week’s announcement that China will apply duties of up to 218.4% on most Australian […]
