Mr Albanese refused to say why the RepuTex modelling was no longer relevant despite Labor maintaining the 43 per cent emissions pledge and 82 per cent renewables target that was plucked out of the document ahead of the last election.

The Australian’s 2025 Global Food Forum, in partnership with Visy and supported by the Wall Street Journal, explores critical issues shaping Australia’s $150 billion agribusiness and food sector, focusing on investment, innovations, and ag technologies.

Sky News is taken into IFDA’s member Galipo’s facility, to showcase to the government and the rest of the world the importance of food distribution.

The food sector has united to ­accuse the Albanese government of failing to act on rising prices ­despite a growing number of working Australians going hungry, warning that customers are paying more at shopping centres and restaurants because of high energy prices, Labor’s workplace relations agenda and a lack of ­productivity-enhancing reforms.

Members of Australia’s largest food distributor have slammed the Albanese government for “putting their eggs in one basket”.

Thank you ACCI and COSBOA for backing IFDA’s call for a re-think on the governments 82 percent renewable target by 2030.

Those in the food sector, including independent food distributors, are being significantly impacted by soaring energy prices