Tuesday, October 15, 2024
Home Tags SPC

Tag: SPC

SPC announces sale of the Kyabram Factory

Media Release SPC has today announced the sale of the Kyabram Factory and the iconic brands of IXL jam and Taylor’s marinades and sauces to...

SPC Operations to increase permanent workforce

Media Release SPC Operations announced today it will increase its permanent workforce upwards of 35-40 people by offering full-time engineering and services positions following a...

Coca-Cola Amatil announces sale of SPC business

Coca-Cola Amatil has announced the sale of its SPC fruit and vegetable processing business to Shepparton Partners Collective and its group of companies for...

SPC divests IXL and Taylor’s brands

SPC has announced the sale of its iconic IXL Jam and Taylor’s Marinade and Sauces brands to the Kyabram Conserves company for an undisclosed...

Coca-Cola Amatil hints at selling SPC

Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has dropped a hint that it considers selling its struggling fruit processor SPC. The company has launched a 'strategic review of growth...

SPC welcomes introduction of Country of Origin Labelling

SPC, one of Australia's oldest, most loved household brands, has welcomed the compulsory introduction of the new Country of Origin Labelling standards for food...

SPC celebrates a century of innovation

SPC, one of Australia’s oldest and most loved fruit processors, is celebrating a century of existence end excellence. The company, which started as a co-operative...

New Country of Origin Food Labelling Standards to benefit Australian food and beverage companies

The forthcoming implementation of Country of Origin Food Labelling Standards (CoOL) is already having a positive impact on Australian suppliers such as SPC, as...

Coca-Cola Amatil and Victorian Coalition Government to invest $100m in SPC

A $78million investment for SPC, the Goulburn Valley fruit and vegetable processing company, has been announced by its parent company Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA), along...
Advertisement

MRC Industries

DAAN MMA

Featured Article

How Taiwan is revolutionising its AI data centres with liquid cooling

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence relies heavily on the infrastructure that supports it. As AI continues to transform industries worldwide, the demand for robust and efficient data centre operations has never been more critical. This, in turn, has brought attention to the environmental impact of these facilities.