13 March 2025
Face recognition technology to help combat under-age sales of alcohol
New technology has been created to assist convenience store operators with identifying consumers who are underage. The technology will compare the potential consumer’s face to that of people who have previously been caught for under-age purchasing of alcohol or tobacco.
The facial recognition software will be trialled in the UK later this month.
Mobile app that measures food safety
FoodSafe, a VirtualMGR solution, is an app that digitises a range of food safety protocols, from fr...
Fonterra turns Australian results around
New Zealand dairy company, Fonterra, has announced its 2016 financial year results, reporting turnar...
Unilever wrapper-less lollies to reduce plastics use in UK
Solero ice lollies will be sold without wrappers during a trial aimed at helping cut down on single...
Treasury Wine Estates to sell US non-core commercial portfolio
Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) will be selling its US non-core commercial brand portfolio.
Australian wine a winner in 2017 with exports up
Australian wine exports increased by 15 per cent to $2.56 billion in the 12 months ended December 20...
Transforming water into 'lemonade', new tastebud teleport invention opens the door
Researchers based in Singapore have discovered how to teleport a glass of lemonade.
Online shopping trends identified, JWT Intelligence report
A new intelligence report from J. Walter Thompson (JWT) has revealed a number of key online shoppin...
A new era in food delivery is emerging, Rabobank report
A new era in food delivery is rapidly emerging says a new report from Rabobank.