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Orora invests $130M to expand cans production in QLD
The company’s investment will expand production capacity at its Rocklea facility in Queensland, supporting increased demand for 375ml classic-sized cans.
Koenig & Bauer Durst opens VariJET 106 customer centre
Koenig & Bauer Durst said this presents a unique opportunity to see and test digital, offset and post-print production on a single site.
FPLMA opens 2025 Print Awards entry portal
Those interested can showcase their excellence across four categories – digital, flexographic, gravure and offset – which are further subdivided into several categories.
A/NZ PIDAs winners come fourth in WorldStar Packaging Awards
The WPO has named the winners of the WorldStar 2025 Awards, with A/NZ companies receiving the fourth highest number of wins.
Fujifilm strengthens European packaging team with key appointments
Fujifilm Europe has announced two key appointments to its expanding packaging division.
Amcor named among Australia’s sustainability leaders
Amcor ranked within the top 12 per cent of the packaging and containers industry, reaffirming its leadership position in the sector.
Packamama secures $100,000 for sustainable wine packaging
Packamama has received a $100,000 feasibility grant from the Australian Government under the Business Research and Innovation Initiative (BRII), Renewables and Low Emissions Round.
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Koenig & Bauer Durst launches Delta SPC 130 in Australia and New Zealand
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Hafizah Osman is the editor of Australian Printer and ProPack.pro. She also regularly contributes to Sprinter and ProPack.pro online, keeping readers up-to-date with the latest news in the industry.
James Quirk is the former editor of Labels & Labeling. He commenced working for the publication in 2005, previously serving as deputy and Latin America editor, where he was based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is a regular speaker and chairman at Labelexpo and Label Summit events around the world. James is fluent in Spanish and Portuguese.
Nerida Kelton is the executive director of the Australian Institute of Packaging (AIP) and vice-president – sustainability and save food of the World Packaging Organisation (WPO).
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