AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood recall: Food Standards Australia and New Zealand issued a recall for Edesia Enterprises’ Noosa Gourmet Brioche Rolls (320g) after undeclared milk and egg traces were found; allergy sufferers are urged to avoid the affected batch (best before 5 Aug 2026) and return for a refund. Wine market shake-up: Treasury Wine Estates (Penfolds owner) posted a $1.08b loss for the year to 30 June and said it expects zero growth for the rest of 2026, citing weak US performance and writedowns, while also moving to clamp down on China grey-market flows. Packaging sector: Amcor reported strong FY results after the Berry acquisition, highlighting expanded global packaging reach across food, health and wellness. Beverage packaging demand: Orora’s cans business drove growth, with aluminium preference lifting volumes, especially in non-alcohol drinks and energy categories. Agri-food trade: The ACCC launched/backs scrutiny into food labelling claims after a Four Corners investigation, adding pressure on how products are marketed. Charity + beer: Travla will donate 100% of beer sales on 14 Aug to Farm Angels as part of Flanno for a Farmer, with partner pub fundraising nationwide. Regulatory + gig work: Australia’s industrial umpire approved new minimum hourly pay and injury insurance standards for food and grocery delivery workers (A$31.30/hr).
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