Introducing the Australian Macadamias Technical Guide: A new resource for food industry professionals

Over many years, Australian Macadamias has worked to inspire global food and beverage professionals with consumer insights, innovation news and production updates from Australia’s macadamia industry. As a result, awareness of the benefits macadamias bring to product development and interest in embracing them as an ingredient has never been higher.

But as interest has grown, so too has demand for more technical guidance. Product developers, quality assurance professionals and procurement teams told us they wanted deeper support in understanding the features, benefits, technical, nutritional and quality attributes of macadamias. They are also seeking support on how to work with macadamias across a diverse range of product formats, from chocolate and beverages to ice cream, cereals and snacks.

Developed in partnership with the Food Innovation team at the Queensland Department of Primary Industries, the guide brings together the latest technical knowledge and best-practice insights in one user-friendly reference.

The guide includes:

Whether you’re a food technologist, innovation lead, quality assurance professional, procurement manager or brand owner, this guide is designed to give you the confidence and clarity to work with macadamias more effectively. It’s the essential companion for anyone working in or adjacent to new product development.

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