Brand manager Anthony Fotoulis said the new bottle size is intended to make it easier for chefs and home cooks who use large quantities but want an easy-pour container.
The 1.89L bottle contains approximately 379 servings and has a shelf-life of nine to 24 months.
Tabasco has also launched a new Buffalo-style sauce in the larger bottles.
Ballarat confectionery and snack bar maker, Ferndale Foods Australia, will install a $3 million packing line in early 2027 to lift mint capacity fivefold, as its JILA brand launches into 16,500 stores in South Korea.
Western Star has reached 100 with a narrow butter and spreads focus, a single regional factory and a new French owner. Its marketing team says the brand’s market position has never been stronger, even as cheaper imported dairy pushes onto supermarket shelves.
The Federal Court has allowed Noot Drinks Co to rely on expert reports from a drinks industry professional in Bickford’s trademark infringement case over the word ‘Spritz’.
