Food & Drink News: Sep 23 - Australia (5 stories)

Tuesday, 23 Sep 2025 Daily Food & Beverage Australia

Here is your Daily summary for Food & Beverage across Australia for Tue 23rd September 2025

Tasti has issued a recall of its snack range due to potential metal contamination, although no injuries have been reported. This highlights ongoing safety concerns in the food industry and the importance of consumer vigilance.

In a fascinating archaeological find, a 4,200-year-old cake was discovered in an Egyptian tomb, marking it as the world's oldest preserved cake. This discovery not only captivates food historians but also underscores the enduring nature of baked goods through millennia.

King Island Dairy has been saved from closure by a pair of Tasmanian entrepreneurs, who aim to revitalize the brand and attract younger consumers with new product developments. This move is significant for the local dairy industry and reflects a growing trend of revitalizing traditional brands.

Suntory Oceania has expanded its V Energy range with a new zero-sugar lineup, catering to the increasing demand for healthier beverage options. This addition is part of a broader industry shift towards low-sugar products, aligning with consumer preferences for healthier choices.

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