Consumers can use the mixes as a base for creations which feature toppings such as ice cream, chocolate, caramel popcorn, doughnuts, or pretzels.
The mixes will be sold in flavours of Salted Caramel, Peanut Butter Fudge, Choc Lamington, and Choc Hazelnut.
Aeroplane Shake Mixes have a recommended retail price of $4.99 and come in 500ml dispensers.
PKN EXCLUSIVE: Australia’s growing dependence on imports is exposing critical weaknesses in its manufacturing base. Drawing parallels with past industry decline, Aleks Lajovic argues that without long-term policy support and a shift in perception, the nation risks losing sovereign capability in essential sectors such as plastics and packaging.
PKN’s latest quarterly print issue is hitting desks and landing in inboxes, bringing readers up to speed with the innovations, investments and strategic shifts shaping packaging across Australia and global markets in early 2026.
Ball & Doggett has officially opened the doors to its new Experience Hub in Brendale, Queensland, welcoming customers and industry partners for an exclusive launch event yesterday (18 March).
