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4 September 2026

Rare Medium Live puts Australian beef and lamb at the centre of foodservice innovation

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Rare Medium Live puts Australian beef and lamb at the centre of foodservice innovation

Presented by MLA, Rare Medium Live formed part of a broader week of industry engagement in Victoria, including MLA's sponsorship of Fine Food Australia and a series of activities designed to ...

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