Latest Nutritional Products News

Xenitra’s Hong Kong subsidiary Fukang has inked a three-year A$5 million procurement framework for specialised medical nutrition products, broadening its foothold beyond OTC medicines in China’s booming healthcare market.

Elixinol Wellness posted a record quarterly revenue of $4.3 million in Q2 FY26, driven by The Healthy Chef's expansion and a 45% gross margin. Cost cuts helped deliver positive underlying operating cash flow for the third straight quarter despite some one-off expenses.

The a2 Milk Company faced significant supply chain disruptions in its China infant formula segment during late FY26, causing a 14% sales decline in that category. Despite this, overall revenue rose 12% on FY25, supported by strong performances in other product lines and improved margins.

BLIS Technologies posted a 16% revenue increase to $14.7 million in FY26, resolving a key intellectual property dispute and expanding strategic partnerships, including an extended Probi AB agreement that now covers pet nutrition.

RLF AgTech has posted its strongest trading period with $18.3 million revenue year-to-date and positive EBITDA in March, driven by a strategic reset under new CEO Stuart Upton and a $4.5 million capital raise.

RLF AgTech has reported a record $18 million revenue for the nine months to March 2026, achieving positive EBITDA in March as it sharpens operational focus and expands its Australian sales footprint amid global fertiliser disruptions.

Elixinol Wellness maintained steady revenue at $3.5 million in Q1 FY26 while boosting gross margins to 45% and reporting a second consecutive quarter of positive underlying operating cash flow.

Xenitra Limited has secured a $30 million AUD sales agreement for Danone products with Rockcheck Group and established its Australian subsidiary as an authorised supplier, marking a major step in its China market strategy.

RLF AgTech has raised $4.5 million through an institutional placement to accelerate its commercial rollout and meet rising demand amid global fertiliser shortages.

Ridley Corporation has revealed its FY26–28 Growth Plan, spotlighting earnings growth driven by its recent fertiliser acquisition and operational efficiencies across its agricultural inputs and feed segments. The company aims to leverage its market leadership and diversified portfolio to capitalise on rising demand in Australian agriculture.

RLF AgTech has built a promising $3 million sales pipeline in Australia from scratch while securing $7.2 million in pre-paid orders in China, signalling robust growth ahead of the 2026 season.

Australian Dairy Nutritionals Group has cut its net loss by 40% in the half-year to December 2025, driven by a remarkable 431% revenue jump in its nutritional powders segment amid expanding Chinese distribution.