Tag: sustainable manufacturing

Australian burger chain Grill’d has announced its collaboration with biotechnology company Sea Forest in an effort to roll out what it claims is a “world-first sustainable,” grass-fed beef burger made from black angus cattle that produce up to two-thirds less methane emissions than regular cattle.

Media Release by Deakin University Deakin University is helping deliver cleaner, greener batteries thanks to a growing partnership with Li-S Energy, which will see the...

Australia-based safety protection solutions company Ansell will invest more than $80 million over the next three years to build a new manufacturing facility in...

National Manufacturing Week returns to Melbourne this May to gather the manufacturing industry’s decision-makers under one roof. Held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre,...

MIT mechanical engineer Kripa Varanasi has developed a special coating that allows every last drop of ketchup — or almost any other viscous product...

RMIT Master of Design Innovation and Technology graduate Ruby Chan has won a prestigious innovation prize at the National Sustainable Living Festival for her...

Rockwell Automation, a company with a long history of servicing customers with technology innovation, deep domain expertise and a culture of integrity and social...

Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE) has unveiled plans to invest approximately A$127 million in a range of efficiency and operational upgrades across its Great Britain sites. The...