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A popular seasonings company is leading the trend towards convenience and easy dispensing with its Shake & Pour range.

McKenzie’s Foods has launched a range of dried shaved coconut in a 150g resealable bag to cater for demand for this popular superfood.

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It has also come out with a product called Fine Pink Salt in a 400g shake or pour lid which allows consumers to easily dispense their Himalayan salt.

McKenzie’s has also released its baking powder in a new 300g container designed for home bakers wanting to conveniently store a larger amount of the gluten-free product.

Food & Drink Business

End Food Waste Australia (EFWA) and Hort Innovation have launched a new research program to tackle the challenges of harvest surplus and losses on-farm – a $2.5 billion opportunity for vegetable growers.

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