Success Stories

In 2018, Woolworths was focused on enhancing its private label strategy, particularly in response to the growing competition from other retailers. The strategy aimed to improve the perception and quality of their own brand products while maintaining competitive prices. This included refreshing the packaging to mimic national brands and emphasising value for price-conscious customers.

Retailers are increasingly focused on reducing the use of unethical ingredients and improving packaging recyclability as part of broader sustainability commitments.

Foodstuffs NZ, New Zealand’s largest grocery cooperative, manages a portfolio of own brands that cater to everyday consumer needs with a focus on quality, value, and sustainability.

Australia Post sold over 3,900 tonnes of packaging last year, including cardboard, soft plastics, and paper across boxes, satchels, envelopes, and retail products. With a clear sustainability roadmap, they are aiming to ensure all packaging meets the 2025 National Packaging Targets.

We were looking for a partner offering a long-lasting solution, constantly evolving with regulatory constraints, having a broad functional coverage and integrating,

Sustainability has grown to be a top priority for many businesses. Coles has an ambition to become Australia’s most sustainable supermarket and is constantly exploring ways to reduce its environmental impact through projects and partnerships.

Manufacturers are seeking out international opportunities in a push to open up new markets, with products and brands now commonly being sold in multiple countries. With this comes

Retailers are requiring manufacturers provide more detailed compliance data for private label products, increasing the manufacturer’s workload. Gathering documentation and data to input in the retailer’s IT compliance systems is time consuming and adds pressure on already stretched quality teams, who also need to focus on internal quality systems.