• Multipack's Sydney-based FMCG contract packing business is expanding, with a brand new food facility opening in Ingleburn.
    Multipack's Sydney-based FMCG contract packing business is expanding, with a brand new food facility opening in Ingleburn.
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Multipack has invested in a brand new food processing and packing facility to complement its growing FMCG and retail packaging business.

The new facility, based in Sydney's suburb of Ingleburn, is an upgrade of the company's existing food pilot site which has been operating for over two years.

The new 3400m2 facility, which will open officially in August, houses six clean rooms, cold storage facilities and pallet racking for 1000+ pallets.

Designed and purpose-built with the assistance of expert food facility consultant Total Construction, the site is fully accredited* and has a suite of equipment that allows full service processing, filling and packing of liquid, powder, granule and solid food products. Product testing and development also forms part of the company’s repertoire.

On the eve of the company's move to the new plant, Food & Drink Business spoke to Multipack's sales and marketing director Brad Devine about how the new facility will serve to differentiate the company.

“In the Sydney market, this level of investment in a food contract packing facility is significant and is truly raising the bar,” he says, noting that the decision to invest was not entered into lightly, but rather off the back of strong partnerships Multipack has with its customers.

“Our business has been built on strong relationships, with a number of multinational and local brand owners in the FMCG sector, and our willingness to invest was spurred on by their support of our strategic plans,” Devine says.

Most importantly, the facility is designed to accommodate significant growth.

“We see tremendous opportunity for growth, driven by dynamics in the prevailing retail environment – notably the brand owners’ need to innovate and diversify, to provide value beyond price in order to stay relevant on shelf and compete successfully against private label products,” Devine says.

MULTIPACK'S FOOD SITE ACCREDITATION:

  • PAS99:2012 (Integrated Management System)
  • ISO 9001:2008 (Quality Management System)
  • ISO 14001:2004 (Environmental Management System)
  • BS OHSAS 18001:2007 & AS/NZS 4801:2001 (Workplace Health & Safety System)
  • SQF2000 Level 3 (Safe Quality Food)
  • HACCP (incorporated in SQF)


 

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