Culinary Trends: Dec 23 - Australia (5 stories)

Tuesday, 23 Dec 2025 Daily Food & Beverage Australia

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

Concerns are rising in New Zealand after dumped cheese was found for sale, prompting Food Safety officials to investigate its safety despite no reported illnesses. This incident highlights ongoing issues surrounding food waste and safety standards in the region.

In a lighter development, Infuzionz has launched a new snack line called Poppeas, inspired by the popular children's show Bluey. Available in Cheesy Peasy and Backyard BBQ flavors, this product aims to capture the attention of young consumers and their parents.

Ikea's investment arm, Ingka, has acquired a majority stake in The Green Dairy, a company known for its innovative dairy alternatives, including oat milks and hybrid products. This move signals a growing trend towards plant-based options in the food industry.

Meanwhile, Prime Drink Group is seeking to raise up to $5 million through a private placement, indicating potential growth in the beverage sector. Additionally, Balingup Fruit Wines in Western Australia is gaining attention for its unique wines made from locally sourced fruits and vegetables, showcasing the region's agricultural diversity.

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