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foodpro 2026 to spotlight manufacturing technologies for Australia’s food supply chain

Australia's food manufacturing sector will take centre stage later this month as foodpro 2026 brings together processing, packaging and technology suppliers in Melbourne, with organisers highlighting the event's relevance for primary producers across the supply chain.

GrainCorp CEO says domestic renewable fuel industry could strengthen Australia’s fuel security

Australia has an opportunity to improve fuel security while reducing emissions by building a domestic renewable fuels industry using locally produced agricultural feedstocks, according to an opinion piece by GrainCorp CEO and Managing Director Robert Spurway.

Orica’s Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub moves forward following final investment decision

Australia's manufacturing sector is set to receive a renewable hydrogen boost after the Albanese Government announced chemical manufacturer Orica has reached a final investment decision (FID) on a $432 million project to produce and use renewable hydrogen at its Hunter Valley operations.

Southern Launch secures $25M to expand manufacturing-linked space infrastructure

Southern Launch has secured $25 million in Series A funding to expand its spaceport infrastructure, increase its workforce and grow launch, re-entry and range services, with the company saying the investment will strengthen Australia's manufacturing and sovereign space capabilities.

Siemens, IFS partner on industrial AI to support manufacturing lifecycle

Siemens and IFS have announced a strategic partnership aimed at helping manufacturers connect engineering, production and asset management data through industrial artificial intelligence (AI), with the companies saying the collaboration is intended to improve productivity and optimise production assets across the product lifecycle.

Manufacturing skills course launched to support modern construction methods

Melbourne Polytechnic has launched a new training course aimed at strengthening manufacturing-focused skills in the construction sector, as industry seeks wider adoption of modern methods of construction (MMC) to help address housing supply and productivity challenges.

Australia opens world-first carbon refinery as manufacturing decarbonisation push accelerates

Australia’s manufacturing sector has been placed at the centre of a new industrial decarbonisation push with the opening of what MCi Carbon says a world-first carbon refinery in Newcastle, a facility designed to convert carbon emissions into materials used in everyday manufacturing.

Ultrasound method shows potential for manufacturers to extract protein from cauliflower waste: RMIT study

A new RMIT study suggests a high-power ultrasound process could offer food manufacturers a way to extract protein from discarded cauliflower leaves, pointing to potential value in vegetable waste streams.

Milk production slowdown signals shift in global dairy market cycle – Rabobank

Global dairy markets are moving towards a more balanced supply-and-demand outlook as global milk production growth slows after a prolonged period of expansion, according to Rabobank.

Why the case for local manufacturing shouldn’t just boil down to numbers

Every time I’m having a conversation about Australian manufacturing with industry peers, someone in the room mentions cost. Input costs are high. Logistics are too expensive. It's cheaper to build it somewhere else and ship it here. Most would agree with these broad statements.
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Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni on how AI and digital networks are reshaping manufacturing supply chains

Australian manufacturers have long competed against distance. In an exclusive interview with Australian Manufacturing, Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni discusses how AI can help manufacturers access more production capacity and simplify traditionally email-driven supply chains.