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Nestlé has added two new flavours to its Maggi Fusian noodle range for consumers to enjoy a quick and easy meal “without compromising on taste”.

Japanese Teriyaki and Malaysian Laksa have been added to the Soupy Noodle range, with the flavours aiming to inspire at-home Asian cuisines, or to add spice to any dish.

The new range can be used as a noodle recipe base or enjoyed on its own as a light meal.

The Japanese Teriyaki features hints of soy, ginger and spice mix, while Malaysian Laksa has flavours of chilli, garlic, as well as a spice mix and creamer.

The new flavours in the Maggi Fusian Soupy Noodles range are now available in single cup formats for RRP $1.80 or as five-pack bags for RRP $3.95, and can be found in Woolworths and independent grocers across Australia.

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Visy has produced the first glass bottles at its new recycling and manufacturing facility in Yatala, Queensland, where annual capacity is expected to reach up to 1bn bottles and jars once fully operational.

Pact Group and Aldi are scaling up recycled packaging in Australia, with more than 19 million laundry and cleaning bottles annually to contain up to 50% Australian recycled plastic.

Allied Pinnacle has invested $10m across its Sydney manufacturing operations to increase capacity, improve production speed, and deploy automation – creating a more efficient manufacturing base.