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Packaging manufacturers & printers in Australia.

Once your pack is designed, you need someone to make it. Browse Australian printers, manufacturers and co-packers by packaging type.

Find a supplier by type or location.

Labelmakers
National
Labels, folding cartons and packaging, one of Australia's larger label specialists.
Labels & cartons
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Label Force
WA
Custom labels: self-adhesive, roll-fed and shrink sleeves; ships nationally.
Labels & cartons
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QLM Label Makers
QLD & VIC
Labels and flexible packaging from Brisbane and Melbourne plants.
Labels & cartonsFlexible
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Networkpak
VIC
Family folding-carton maker since 1972; pharma, food and beverage.
Labels & cartons
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Platypus Print Packaging
National
Australian-made fibre folding cartons across food, beauty, pharma and pet.
Labels & cartons
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Percival Print & Packaging
National
Paperboard folding-carton manufacturer established 1972.
Labels & cartons
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Ultra Labels
National
Digitally printed labels and flexible packaging.
Labels & cartonsFlexible
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ePac Flexible Packaging
National
Digital stand-up pouches and sachets; low minimums, fast turnaround.
Flexible
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Pouch Direct
National
Stand-up pouches for dry and liquid foods.
Flexible
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Fine Pack
National
Flexible pouches built for food businesses.
Flexible
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Focus Print Group
National
Flexographic stand-up pouches, up to 8 colours.
Flexible
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Peacocks Packaging
National
Flexible packaging films and pouches.
Flexible
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Vivo Packaging
VIC
PET and HDPE bottles, jars, tubes and closures.
Rigid
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Weltrade Packaging
QLD
Cosmetic and supplement bottles, jars, tubes, pumps and sprays.
Rigid
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Synergy Packaging
National
Recyclable PET/rPET for personal care, cosmetics, food and pharma.
Rigid
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Ant Packaging
NSW
Locally made plastic packaging for small–medium brands.
Rigid
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Sunnypack
VIC
Wholesale plastic bottles, glass jars and packaging containers.
Rigid
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Plasdene Glass-Pak
National
One of Australia's largest packaging suppliers; glass bottles, jars and more.
Rigid
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Techpack
National
Glass jars and bottles for food, pharma and cosmetics.
Rigid
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Vision Packaging
National
Bottles, jars and packaging supplies.
Rigid
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Discount Packaging Warehouse
NSW
Wholesale plastic and glass jars for cosmetic, food and supplement brands.
Rigid
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Glass Bottles Direct
National
Glass bottles for food, beverage, cosmetics and pharma.
Rigid
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Assemco
VIC
Contract food packaging: bulk, flow/shrink wrap, powder and bottle filling.
Contract pack
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Multipack Food
NSW
End-to-end contract food & beverage packaging: blending, filling, distribution.
Contract pack
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Prestige Blending
National
Contract blending and packing in temperature-controlled clean rooms.
Contract pack
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Formulated For You
National
Contract food-powder manufacturing and packing, Australia-wide.
Contract pack
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PRO AMINO
National
Dry-powder blending and repacking: sachets, zip-lock bags and jars.
Contract pack
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Listings are informational and editorial, we don’t take payment for inclusion. Always confirm capabilities, minimum order quantities and lead times directly with the supplier.

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What to know

Before you brief.

Once your packaging is designed, you need someone to make it. This directory points you to Australian printers, manufacturers and co-packers across the main packaging types, grouped so you can find the right kind of supplier fast.

A note on the giants: Australia’s packaging market is dominated by a few large integrated manufacturers, Amcor, Visy, Orora and Pact Group, which supply at industrial scale. They’re worth knowing, but generally suit high-volume runs. The suppliers listed here tend to be more accessible for emerging and growing brands.

Line up your design and production partners together. The dieline, the flat template with the cut and fold lines, usually comes from your printer or manufacturer, because it reflects their tooling and machine specifications. A good designer works to that dieline and hands back correctly built, print-ready artwork. It pays to involve both early so the design fits how the pack will actually be made.

Questions

Common questions.

What's the difference between a packaging designer and a manufacturer?

A designer creates the brand, structure and print-ready artwork; a manufacturer or printer physically produces the packaging. You usually engage the designer first, then take their files to a manufacturer.

Do I need a designer and a manufacturer?

Usually yes. Some manufacturers offer basic in-house artwork, but for a brand that needs to stand out, a dedicated packaging designer and a separate manufacturer is the stronger combination.

How are these suppliers chosen?

This is an editorial list of established Australian suppliers grouped by packaging type. We don't take payment for inclusion. Always confirm capabilities, minimum order quantities and lead times directly.

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