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The Australian sheep meat and wool industry have launched the world’s first Sheep Sustainability Framework, which outlines metrics to track progress in certain focus areas.
These days consumers are demanding to know more about the products they’re buying. We want to know everything from who made them to how they’re
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority and the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry are conducting a trial to bolster recycling efforts for international ships docking
The University of Adelaide has inaugurated the Centre for Sustainable Operations and Resilient Supply Chains. CSORSC stands as Australia’s pioneer research centre devoted to sustainable operations and
Australia’s oil and gas industry is poised to make a significant contribution to federal, state, and territory government coffers this fiscal year, surpassing expectations with
Incat Tasmania announced its collaboration with Danish Shipping and Logistics Company DFDS to conduct a design study for a state-of-the-art electric-hybrid ferry. The 72-metre ferry,
In the dynamic and rapidly evolving world of retail and logistics, staying ahead of the curve is essential for success. At Microlise, we understand the
Australian food manufacturer Harvest B is set to introduce two blended diced meat products to the market to elevate the nutritional value and affordability of
Australia’s national science agency CSIRO has highlighted the urgent need for accelerated agricultural innovation to ensure the productivity, resilience, and sustainability of farming systems in
Supermarket giant Woolworths will put money into a $190m global investment fund to keep its stores at the forefront of emerging retail technology and address
Australia’s national science agency CSIRO has unveiled a $20 million investment aimed at providing small to medium enterprises with enhanced access to crucial research and
Kimberly-Clark Australia emerges as a significant force in the nation’s manufacturing domain, injecting $520 million into the GDP annually while bolstering over 2,600 jobs locally.