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.
14 January, 2025Beverages
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.
8 January, 2025
Orora’s OPS sale proceeds to fund organic Cans capacity expansion in QLD
Orora will also repay debt facilities and commence returning proceeds from the transaction to shareholders in the form of an on-market share buy-back.
17 December, 2024
Suntory Oceania’s new $400m facility starts production
The 17-hectare site has the capacity to hold over 50,000 pallets of product as well as a high-speed bottling line and two canning lines that can fill 180,000 cans per hour.
10 December, 2024
Tweak refreshes Nerada Tea packaging in rebrand
The redesign brings together the clever blend of heritage from Nerada and the contemporary graphic elements from Tweak.
10 December, 2024
ST. ALi buys second Goglio G21 coffee packaging machine from Jet Technologies
With its second Goglio G21 VFFS machine, ST. ALi is well-equipped to meet the demands of its growing retail and wholesale channels.
19 November, 2024
CCEP to invest additional $105.5 million in its Moorabbin plant
The Nitro-Warmfill Line enables the production of the complete Powerade and Fuze Tea beverage range.
13 August, 2024
SIG launches recycle-ready bag-in-box packaging for water
SIG has introduced a recycle-ready bag for water, developed and manufactured in Australia.
16 July, 2024
Dan Murphy’s rolls out electronic shelf labels across stores nationwide
Dan Murphy’s has finalised its rollout of Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL), which will see all 273 branded stores fitted with the innovative technology by the end of this month.
24 June, 2024
Coca-Cola launches 100 per cent recycled plastic bottles in Hong Kong
The Coca-Cola Company has launched 100 per cent recycled plastic bottles in Hong Kong as part of the beverage giant’s wider sustainability push in beverage packaging.
16 April, 2024
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