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Despite economic uncertainty and geopolitical headwinds, the outlook for the global food processing and packaging machinery sector remains positive, as demand for automation to increase efficiency and capacity, and for sustainable technology solutions, continues to grow.
Australia’s largest manufacturing sector, Food & Grocery, has lifted turnover to $173bn and added jobs, but declining investment and cost pressures threaten long-term growth. Industry leaders warn that productivity gains and renewed capital investment are urgently needed to unlock the sector’s full potential and ensure its competitiveness.
The inaugural Sustainability in Food-Tech Summit 2025, taking place in Sydney from 14-15 October, aims to tackle some of the biggest sustainability challenges facing Australia’s food and beverage manufacturing sector.
In APPMA conference sessions at CeMAT / Industrial Transformation Australia, industry experts Henrik von Scheel and Daniyal Baig explored how packaging and processing sectors can align strategy with practical steps to advance digital transformation and strengthen Australia’s industrial future.
Supriya Suhale, category manager at Beckhoff Austomation Australia, unpacks the growing demand of manufacturers and why shifting from traditional, static power systems to smart power systems is integral in 2025 and beyond.
Scott Kemp, equipment finance specialist at Finlease, explores the benefits of capital investment compared to paying wages, and how to strike the right balance.
11:11 Systems, a managed infrastructure solutions provider, has partnered with Detmold Group, a global leader in sustainable packaging, on a new case study.
HRS' Carmen Nicolas outlines the major benefits of thin-wall corrugated tube heat exchangers made from stainless steel, including corrosion resistance and improved heat transfer.
Scott Kemp of Finlease explains how strategic lending unlocked a manufacturer’s next phase – automating its operations.
Gas and engineering company, BOC, has begun supplying carbon dioxide (CO2) to industry from its new CO2 processing facility in Victoria to support a range of Australian manufacturing industries.
As costs rise, political uncertainty hangs over the US and Europe, and the skilled workforce grows ever-smaller, Australian manufacturers are looking for logical solutions closer to home – increasingly working to onshore manufacturing and investing in automation.
Whether looking to strengthen safety culture, improve compliance, or find innovative solutions, the Workplace Health & Safety Show (21-22 May) is a must-attend event.
Modern manufacturing thrives on automation and advanced machinery. Investing in capital equipment offers several key advantages, as outlined by Finlease.
Thiago Roriz, chief operations officer at TNA Solutions, shares his perspective on four key trends impacting food manufacturing today, and how they might impact your business.
Nestlé Australia says its $30 million upgrade at its Campbellfield factory will deploy the latest technology, automation, and AI to increase KitKat production capacity and product quality, and minimise food and packaging waste.
When it comes to buying machinery, or setting up a new facility, buying local can offer the best quality value proposition. Packserv outlines a new machinery acquisition solution it is offering.
