Food Industry News: Oct 4 - Australia (5 stories)
Saturday, 4 Oct 2025 Daily Food & Beverage Australia
Here is your Daily summary for Food & Beverage across Australia for Sat 4th October 2025
Saputo reported a record adjusted EBITDA for Q1 2026, reflecting robust performance in the dairy sector, which underscores the company's strong market positioning. Meanwhile, Synlait's shares surged after it announced a significant asset sale worth $177 million, alongside a reduction in its fiscal year loss, indicating a potential turnaround for the dairy firm. Conversely, Tate & Lyle's stock fell after it lowered its annual outlook due to declining demand in the Americas, highlighting challenges in the market. In a notable move, Amazon launched a private label grocery line featuring 1,000 SKUs, aiming to capture a larger share of the grocery market with competitive pricing.
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Saputo Q1 2026 presentation: Record adjusted EBITDA amid strong sector performance
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Synlait shares surge as dairy firm trims FY loss, unveils $177 mln asset sale
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Tate & Lyle slumps after cutting annual outlook as Americas demand slows
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Amazon unveils private label grocery portfolio with 1000 SKUs
Inside FMCG 2 Oct 2025, 4:05amThe brand, named Amazon Grocery, covers multiple categories, with most products priced under US$5. The post Amazon unveils private label grocery portfolio with 1000 SKUs appeared first on Inside FMCG.