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マカダミア消費が健康に与える影響に関する研究を募集

The macadamia community calls for research projects that may contribute to enhance the understanding of the health effects of macadamia nut consumption.January 3rd, 2017 -  Up to €200,000 is available for the Macadamia Health Research. Research priorities include comparing the effect of a macadamia enriched diet vs. a control diet on insulin resistance/secretion, lipid profile (total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, HDL cholesterol and triglycerides), and other emergent cardiovascular risk factors, e.g. inflammation, oxidative stress markers, etc. including the evaluation of the effects of macadamia nut consumption on adiposity.This is a call for research projects from public and private institutions, as well as not-for-profit organizations, and encourages cooperative research.Organizations interested in applying for the grant must submit the Application Form on or before February 28th, 2017.Visit www.nutfruit.org to download the Guidelines and Application Form.The International Nut & Dried Fruit Council (INC) is coordinating this call on behalf of Horticulture Innovation Australia Limited (Hort Innovation), the Australian Macadamia Society (AMS), the Southern African Macadamia Growers Association (SAMAC), Nut Processors Association of Kenya, QueenNut Macadamia, Tribeca, Coopmac, Eastern Produce Malawi Limited, Thyolo Nut Company, Sable Farming Co Ltd and Kawalazi Estate Company Limited.

Macadamias in the media spotlight

2016 has been a successful year for the Australian macadamia industry on many fronts, culminating in a record crop announced last week. 

オーストラリア・マカダミア業界の未来が明るい8つの理由

「オーストラリアのマカダミア業界は今日までに磐石な基盤を築いており、新たな機会を最大限 に生かすと同時に、さまざまなマイナス要因を最小化する体制が整っています。このような基盤 をもとに、今、大きな変化の時が訪れようとしています。」10月にクイーンズランド州サンシャイ ン・コーストで開催された オーストラリア・マカダミア産業会議2016のメッセージを包括するとこのようになります。   

What’s on the menu with Matt Golinski

When Australian chef Matt Golinski travels, there’s nothing he loves more than meeting local farmers. Often on the road in his role as Gympie Regional Food Ambassador, he makes it a priority to meet the people behind the food being grown in every region he visits.

Macadamias take centre stage at Sample Food Festival

The taste and versatility of Aussie macadamias were on display earlier this month at the Sample Food Festival, the Northern Rivers’ largest food event. As the first weekend of the Australian spring dawned, around 17,000 people flocked to the Bangalow Showground to experience a taste of the best food and wine from northern New South Wales, while enjoying live entertainment and cooking demonstrations.As part of our commitment to supporting food events in each of the major Australian macadamia growing regions, Australian Macadamias was a proud sponsor of the event for the fifth consecutive year. Our sponsorship was leveraged extensively on social media, reaching almost 100,000 people and exceeding our KPI by 24%.A festival of benefitsParticipating in events such as Sample fulfils a host of objectives for Australian Macadamias:

Videos

Macadamia Change Maker Ian McConachie (Japanese)

Macadamia Taste Maker Stone & Wood (Japanese)

Macadamia Change Maker Rex Harris (Japanese)

Macadamia Taste Maker KOKOPOD (Japanese)

Macadamia Change Maker Marc Harrison (Japanese)

Chocolate Confectionery Consumer Insights Research (Japanese)

Japanese food technology students ‘Discover Macadamias’ tour (Japanese)

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