Australian Food and Grocery Council


Reform the food industry — for the sake of the planet

The food industry’s solution of more choice increases profits, but does nothing for obesity. The more on offer, the more we buy, the more we waist and the more we waste, writes Dr Rosemary Stanton.

Beware red-headed clowns bearing gifts

One day the research on the truly deadly nature of sugar will seep into the public conscience. When that day comes, Big Sugar wants to have some “discussion points” with the government, writes David Gillespie.

Food industry sees red over labelling debate

The derision levelled at CHOICE’s food labelling research yesterday by Australian Food and Grocery Council CEO Kate Carnell comes as little surprise to us, writes Clare Hughs.

Daily Intake Guides should get the green light for food labelling

The Australian food and beverage industry hasn’t just been talking about giving consumers a front of pack labelling system that better helps them manage their nutritional requirements – we’re doing it, writes Kate Carnell.

Why the food industry doesn’t like traffic lights

Keen to avoid the imposition of a UK-style traffic light system on food labels, companies such as Kellogg have jumped the gun and are fronting their packs with a row of thumbnails listing percent daily intake of a range of nutrients — but that’s just to avoid red lights.