Food Industry News: Oct 2 - Australia (5 stories)
Thursday, 2 Oct 2025 Daily Food & Beverage Australia
Here is your Daily summary for Food & Beverage across Australia for Thu 2nd October 2025
Tate & Lyle has faced a significant downturn after revising its annual outlook downward, citing a slowdown in demand from the Americas, which raises concerns about market stability. In contrast, Foshan Haitian has received a Buy rating from UBS, highlighting its strong market leadership, which could attract investor interest.
In product innovation, Kellanova and Macro Mike are transforming popular breakfast cereals into dairy-free, gluten-free protein powders, tapping into the growing health-conscious consumer trend. Meanwhile, Yum Brands' KFC division CEO has sold nearly $42,000 in stock, prompting speculation about insider sentiment amid fluctuating market conditions.
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Tate & Lyle slumps after cutting annual outlook as Americas demand slows
All News 1 Oct 2025, 8:36am -
Foshan Haitian stock initiated with Buy rating at UBS on market leadership
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Breakfast cereals reimagined as protein powders by Kellanova, Macro Mike
Inside FMCG 1 Oct 2025, 7:28amInspired by Coco Pops, Nutri-Grain and Froot Loops, the limited-edition range turns the brands into dairy-free and gluten-free plant-based drinks. The post Breakfast cereals reimagined as protein powders by Kellanova, Macro Mike appeared first on Inside FMCG.
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Form 6K UNILEVER PLC For: 1 October
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Yum Brands KFC division CEO sells $41,962 in stock
All News 1 Oct 2025, 5:48pm