Food Hub News
FoodTech Qld, the state’s leading food manufacturing and technology event, has announced its return to the Gold Coast from June 19-20, 2025. Taking place at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, the show will feature technological advancements in food production, food science, supply chain, distribution and warehousing, food safety,
Similar to our sister show, foodpro, the Foodtech Packtech event made an anticipated return in 2023 since the last edition in 2018 – and it is encouraging to see the industry coming back together at trade events like this globally. With buyers and suppliers from across the food and packaging
foodpro is supporting Aussie Helpers in their efforts to fundraise and give back to farming communities. “Australian farmers are a hugely important part of the food manufacturing supply chain, and as the feedstock to our industry, we want to support them where we can,” said foodpro Product Manager, Felicity Parker.
Fine screening and compaction technology that can help halve hazardous waste transport costs while curtailing handling hazards and landfill dumping is being introduced to this year’s FoodTech Qld at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre July 28-30 2019 CST Wastewater Solutions (Stand C32) will feature its KDS multi-disc fine screening
FoodTech Queensland takes place in July at the Brisbane Convention Centre. Showcasing an appetite for innovation, this show is the place to be for the latest advancements in food and beverage technologies. As part of their commitment to the industry and local market, NORD DRIVESYSTEMS will be showcasing its targeted,
Turing the white to gold. Jeff Hastings, a local Queenslander and CEO of Naturo, has cracked the code for producing fresh milk that will stay fresh for 60 days. Pasteurisation, used in the process for the majority of boxed ‘long life’ milk, was the only way ‘long life’ could be