Food Business Update: Jul 23 - Australia (5 stories)
Thursday, 23 Jul 2026 Daily Food & Beverage Australia
Here is your Daily summary for Food & Beverage across Australia for Thu 23rd July 2026
Greencore has seen its shares rise over 11% following a profit upgrade and strong volume growth in Q3, reflecting robust demand in the food sector. This positive momentum underscores the company's resilience amid market fluctuations. Meanwhile, the closure of Melbourne's Two Franks cafe has sparked concern among local hospitality operators, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by the industry as costs rise and consumer habits shift.
In a strategic move, Kraft Heinz has partnered with Disney to enhance dining experiences across North America, aiming to attract families with innovative menu offerings. Additionally, a growing trend reveals that 40% of consumers are seeking nostalgic comfort foods, indicating a shift towards emotional connections with food as people reminisce about their childhood.
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Why the viral Two Franks cafe closure has other businesses speaking out
SmartCompany 22 Jul 2026, 2:08amThe closure of beloved Melbourne cafe Two Franks has inspired messages from fellow hospitality operators anxious about the future. The post Why the viral Two Franks cafe closure has other businesses speaking out appeared first on SmartCompany.
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Kraft Heinz seals alliance with Disney across North America
Inside FMCG 22 Jul 2026, 7:12amThe multi-year strategic alliance enables the companies to deliver new menu offerings and dining experiences. The post Kraft Heinz seals alliance with Disney across North America appeared first on Inside FMCG.
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‘Food carries memory’: More people are craving nostalgic, comfort dishes
Inside FMCG 22 Jul 2026, 5:24amFour in 10 people actively seek out foods that remind them of childhood. The post ‘Food carries memory’: More people are craving nostalgic, comfort dishes appeared first on Inside FMCG.