Taco Bell is stepping up its $1 message as the fast-food industry gears up for its latest low-priced fight. Singapore – Taco Bell is stepping up its $1 message as the fast-food industry gears up for its latest low-priced fight. The $1 focus might seem like a departure for a[Read More…]
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Nanyang Old Coffee wins Designed in Singapore Awards
They aim to introduce Singapore’s home brew to the global stage. Singapore – Singapore Business Review lauded the most exceptional products in Singapore that prove to be industry game changers in the recently concluded Made in Singapore and Designed in Singapore Awards. On its inaugural year, the Made in Singapore[Read More…]
Circle K ready to serve gourmet food at Lexington convenience store
The new store is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Singapore – Circle K opens its 8th finest concept store across Lexington County Public Library. The store will offer fresh, gourmet foods prepared on site including handcrafted pizzas, sandwiches, burgers, wraps, salads, baked pastries and croissants, burritos[Read More…]
Chr Hansen partners with Rheolution
Rheolution noted that its CoaguSens and ElastoSens analytical technology products have been designed to help cheesemakers offer real-time analytics of the milk coagulation process Natural ingredient solutions developer Chr Hansen has signed a deal to distribute Rheolution’s CoaguSens and ElastoSens products across the globe. Rheolution noted that its CoaguSens and[Read More…]
Hain Celestial acquires UK’s syrup maker Clarks
Based in Newport, South Wales, UK, Clarks produces honey and a wide range of syrups made from maple, carob, date and agave for food service companies US-based food company Hain Celestial has acquired UK’s syrup maker Clarks through one its wholly owned subsidiary Hain Daniel for an undisclosed price. Based[Read More…]
Gong Cha reopens in Singapore
The popular Taiwanese bubble tea chain had exited the scene in early June. Queues started forming, ahead of the opening of the new Gong Cha outlet at SingPost Centre in Paya Lebar. The popular Taiwanese bubble tea chain had exited the scene in early June. It has been brought back by[Read More…]
Bosch to build a smart agriculture testing ground in Melbourne
The facility will house a prototypical ’smart farm’ and will enable collaborative industry partnerships and research Germany’s Bosch is developing a new ‘ag-tech’ facility in southeast Melbourne, Australia to test smart farming techniques. It is partnering with the city’s Monash University to develop innovations including automated harvesting, sensing networks and[Read More…]
Campbell Soup’s revenue misses estimates due to harvest delays
Campbell, which expects delays to pick up in December, said transport disruptions have led to a big rise in supply-chain costs. Campbell Soup, which missed Wall Street estimates for first-quarter profit and revenue, said harvest delays of its carrot crop in California and higher costs are likely to hurt its[Read More…]
QLD Researchers Revolutionise Food Safety Testing
Identifying deadly food poisoning bacteria within seconds could soon become a reality thanks to work being done at the University of Queensland Researchers from the University of Queensland have created a cheap dipstick that can quickly test for bacteria that cause food poisoning thus reducing the need for expensive laboratory tests. The[Read More…]
Aavin plans moving to Singapore
A special pack has been designed for the foreign market. The Tamil Nadu Cooperative Milk Producers Federation, Aavin, plans to sell (ultra-heat treated) UHT milk with a shelf life of 180 days in 15 countries, with the launch taking place in Singapore this weekend. The product will be launched by the[Read More…]
