Once your pack is designed, you need someone to make it. Browse Australian printers, manufacturers and co-packers by packaging type.
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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.
Choose your design partner first: the pack has to be designed before it can be made, and a good designer will supply print-ready artwork and dielines your manufacturer needs.
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.
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.
This is an independent, 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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