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The Australian Olive Association will receive $200,000 in Federal Government grants and will earmark the monies for “a high profile marketing campaign”. The new grant comes on the back of around $300,000 in grants provided to the AOA in recent years. Attracting Federal funding is a good result by the AOA and a real positive for all involved in the olive industry, but how is this money best spent?
Read MoreIn 2001, the annual AOA Conference and Expo was held in the Hunter Valley of NSW as part of a four day event to showcase the local olive produce. Today, the inaugural Feast of the Olive Festival lives on.
Read MoreEntries are now open from all regions for the Hunter Olive Association 2009 Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Olive Product Show.
Read MoreAdelaide-based corporate recovery company McGrathNicol issued a notice on 4 June 2009 advising it had been appointed joint and several Receivers and Managers of two companies: Tomdan Nominees Pty Ltd (CAN 122 947 700) and Tomdan Pty Ltd (CAN 098 367 376).
Read MoreSouth Australian producer, Pendleton Fine Foods, launched a comprehensive education campaign detailing the benefits of choosing extra virgin olive oil in retail outlets across Australia in April.
Read MoreOrganisers of the World Congress on Oils and Fats and 28th ISF Congress have extended the earlybird deadline for registrations.
Read MoreBritons are spending record amounts on olive oil, according to recent data from market analysts Nielsen. The report says sales have topped £150 million in the UK a year for the first time. That is double the amount sold eight years ago and significantly more than the £90 million spent on vegetable oil. Growing evidence of the health benefits of a Mediterranean diet is behind the trend. Half of UK homes now use olive oil compared with just 35% in 2001.
Read MoreThe Australian Olive Association has said it will receive $200,000 in Federal Government grants and will earmark the monies for “a high profile marketing campaign”. The new grant comes on the back of around $300,000 in grants provided to the AOA in recent years. Attracting Federal funding is a good result by the AOA and a real positive for all involved in the olive industry, but how is this money best spent?
Read MoreThe Olive Producers of North East Victoria Inc. are proud to announce details of the 10th Australian Golden Olive Awards.
Read MoreProducers of table olives are reminded that entries are now open for the 2009 West Australian Olive Council table olive competition.
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