Australian Macadamias Trade

A premium ingredient grown in its natural home

ABOUT MACADAMIAS

How Gen Z and Gen Alpha are shaping the future of food and drink

Gen Z is no longer a consumer cohort to watch from a distance. As more of the generation enters the workforce and gains independent spending power, its influence on what gets discovered, bought and consumed is becoming harder to ignore. Social platforms are shortening the path from inspiration to purchase, while expectations around flavour, convenience and even personalised health are evolving with them.
Read more

Latest stories

See more news
CEO Ben Baldwin

New CEO Ben Baldwin sets his sights on making Australia the global benchmark for macadamias

When Ben Baldwin stepped into the role of Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Macadamia Society (AMS) earlier this year, he brought with him more than two decades of experience spanning government, research and industry. Throughout his career, a consistent theme has been helping industries translate strong foundations into long-term success.

About macadamias

Around 60 million years ago, in the fertile soil of Australia’s north east coast the world’s first macadamias evolved. An ancient rainforest treasure, they were first traded commercially in Australia in the 1960s and remain the only native Australian crop to ever have been traded on a significant scale internationally as a commercial food product.

Read more

Subscribe to The Macadamia Review

Our monthly e-newsletter

  • By submitting this form you agree to let us collect your personal information in order to contact you back. Read more at our privacy policy

Secret Link