Orora expands into new category with glass food jars
Leading sustainable glass bottle maker, Orora, has expanded its offering in the food category, with the production of 500ml, 375ml, 300ml and 250ml glass jars. Home grown heroes, Spring Gully Foods, were the first to take delivery of Orora’s new 500ml glass jars to package their Sweet Spiced Gherkin Rounds.
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Orora to build a glass beneficiation plant at Gawler
Topics: Glass Innovation SustainabilityOrora Limited is pleased to announce its intention to build a glass beneficiation plant at its Gawler site in South Australia, assisted by an $8 million grant from the Commonwealth and South Australian Governments through the Recycling Modernisation Fund. -
Remarkable State Wines launches The Recovery Project
Topics: Closures Community SustainabilityDuring the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, Rob Turnbull from Remarkable State Wines set himself a challenge – ‘The Recovery Project’: to bring three brand new wines to market, 100% sourced from the ‘Remarkable State’ of South Australia. -
Orora helps bring new seltzer to life in award-winning style
Topics: Cans Design InnovationAlcoholic seltzers are shaping up as the next big market in Australia. When St Andrews Beach Brewery asked us to help them launch their new seltzer range, we jumped at the opportunity. -
Orora donates cans to help raise awareness for mental health
Topics: Cans Community SustainabilityOrora Beverage is delighted to be supporting a special mental health initiative being led by Archer Brewing in Brisbane, Queensland. -
Orora and Treasury Wine Estates close the loop on wine bottle recycling
Topics: Glass Innovation SustainabilityWith a shared commitment to sustainability, Orora and Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) have joined forces to develop a closed loop system for recycling glass from TWE’s packaging centre at TWE Barossa. -
Orora helps share a Coke with the Firies
Topics: Cans Community DesignDuring the devastating bushfires that occurred in Australia in the summer of 2019-20, the teams at Coca-Cola Amatil (Amatil) and Coca-Cola South Pacific (CCSP) launched special limited-edition cans.
