Simplot Australia, which owns the brand Edgell among others, is selling some corn grown in Thailand due to a shortage of Australian-grown Cans in supermarkets will be labelled to indicate where the ...

Popular fish products will no longer be marketed in this way in what the consumer watchdog is labelling a win for supermarket shoppers. Simplot Australia Pty Ltd has amended the country of origin ...

Processor Simplot Australia has teamed up with the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture and Applied Horticultural Research to deliver the project. The company, which has plants at Ulverstone and ...

US food group Simplot has decided to hang on to two plants in Australia it had said could close but warned costs would have to fall to keep them open in three years’ time. Simplot said in June the ...

Simplot, the US-based agri-food group, is looking to launch Australian snacks brand Chiko into other markets. The company this week used the Anuga industry exhibition, held in the German city of ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. ELEANOR HALL: The last of Australia's vegetable processing companies is slashing its workforce and ...

Food services, processing and manufacturing company Simplot has moved to standardise its Australian sales and operations with the deployment of a cloud-based mobile consumer goods solution from CRM ...

Hundreds of food industry jobs are at risk as the company behind iconic brands Edgell and Birds Eye considers the closure of plants in NSW and Tasmania. US-based multinational Simplot says food ...

Australia’s food manufacturing industry has come under the spotlight again after the local arm of American group Simplot, which manages the iconic Chiko rolls brand, along with Edgell and Birdseye, ...

Simplot Australia, the name behind Australia’s favourite food brands, has appointed CHEP as its new creative agency. An integral part of Australian and New Zealand lives for generations, Simplot ...

There is growing speculation that Simplot Australia is firming as the frontrunner to acquire one of Australia’s best-known dip brands after expressions of interest for the company closed last week.