Orora's closures business is now owned by Interpack

01 February 2025
Topics: Closures
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The closures business is now owned by Interpack.

Interpack has a long history in the manufacture of aluminium closures and was among the first to be involved in the commercial production of screw caps in Australia. We wish Interpack every success as they continue to champion the screw cap as the closure of choice for the Australian and New Zealand wine industries.
 
For any enquiries, please visit the Interpack website: https://www.interpack.net.au/wine-closures/
 

Check out our About Us page for more information about what we do at Orora.

 
01 February 2025
Topics: Closures
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