Greater sustainability and improved nutrition through smart technology and supply chain logistics
The Gold-Coast-based FoodTech Qld Conference, with content curated by the Australian Institute of Food Science & Technology and Australian Institute of Packaging, has twin themes: global trends in agrifood-tech and sustainability innovations.
A hands-on, practical look at the future of farming, the Summit will explore the latest in robotics and AI, the booming carbon market and how circular food economies are driving regional growth.
This free, two-part online workshop hosted by DISER’s Entrepreneurs’ Programme aims to help businesses use e-commerce channels to capitalise on growing demand for Australian products from consumers across South and South-East Asia.
University of Queensland invites interested parties to take part in a national research study exploring how community food organisations can impact Australia’s future food system.
This free webinar from the Australian Government’s Entrepreneurs’ Programme and WA DPIRD showcases real-life perishable goods firms that improved their cold-chain practices with tracking and tracing technologies, ultimately increasing their profit margins.
Explore the key role technology plays in building efficient, resilient, sustainable agrifood supply chains to cater to today’s fast-changing consumer market at this year’s Summit, held in Singapore, and livestreamed to virtual attendees.
This free lunchtime workshop-infosession hosted by experts from ifm will show that you don’t need IT expertise to get your food-manufacturing firm Industry 4.0-ready.
Join Western Sydney University leaders for the ‘vision launch’ of the university’s new Agri-Tech Hub, a planned six-hectare, state-of-the-art commercial greenhouse facility and co-location space for industry and research.
In this free webinar, FIAL’s Mirjana Prica and AgriFutures’ John Harvey will explore cutting-edge technologies boosting agricultural productivity, and consider existing and emerging risks for Australia’s agriculture sector.
Hear about recent research from WA’s PATREC under the iMOVE CRC that adapted existing transportation tools and guidelines to take account of new trends and technologies, enabling better risk management in uncertain times.