We strive to exceed customer expectations for quality, competitive pricing and speedy delivery.
Packing is just one of our businesses that provides jobs for people with disability through Access Industries Supported Employment.
General Packing
General Packing services are conducted at our Seven Hills, Erskine Park and Newcastle facilities.
Our Sydney-based operations employ Good Manufacturing Principles (GMP). Our Newcastle facility is ISO 9001 certified.
With significant storage capacity and the ability to accept semi-trailers and containers direct from ports or from customer distribution centres, our Seven Hills and Newcastle sites are ideal for large volume jobs.
Secondary Packing
Secondary Packing operates under Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) conditions. Our customers receive high quality services supported by quality management systems that are frequently tested.
- For more about our range of packing options view our guide to packing solutions here.
- For more about the functions and types of packing, view our guide to Packing Functions.
Our state-of-the-art Seven Hills facility is HACCP accredited to perform secondary packaging on food items. Our production and warehouse facilities are fully air-conditioned and we can maintain temperatures below 25c.
We are licensed by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority for secondary packaging of Human and Animal Health & Pharmaceutical products and Release for Supply.
We also hold the license to supply wholesale drugs and/or restricted substances for therapeutic uses as issued by the NSW Department of Health.
- Labelling
- Blister packing
- Skin packing
- Bundle wrapping
- Shrink wrapping
- Filled display units
- Arrange and supply packing materials
- Temporary storage (temp controlled)
- Transport services
Our Products
Receive, assemble, pack, palletise
Capacity for semi-trailers
Assembling aisle gondolas
Pratika 56 L-sealer
Frequently Asked Questions
Common materials used for primary packaging include plastic, glass, metal, and paperboard. Secondary packaging materials prioritise strength and durability by supporting primary-packaged products during transport and storage and shelf life.
Secondary packaging is the term used to describe all the components of a prepackage that do not come into direct contact with the product. Essentially, these are labels, directions for use and folding cartons.
Secondary packaging is the layer of packaging that surrounds a product’s primary packaging (primary packaging often has direct contact with products such as food produce). It is typically made up of cardboard and plastic.
Secondary packaging is any type of outer material that protects food, drink and consumer goods through transit. Secondary packaging tells your audience more about your product and surrounds primary packaging to ensure products stay in pristine condition.
Common examples include cardboard cartons, cardboard boxes, cardboard/plastic crates, trays, paperboard cartons, shrink wrapped bundles, trayed PET bottles held with shrink wrap, taped or glued cardboard cartons containing cans of food, cans inside a paperboard carton, etc.
